You can’t see me but I’m here inside my mother’s womb.
But I will never see the light. Her will becomes my tomb.
My mommy and the doctors won’t take faith in what is true.
They say I’m not alive, but there are things that they can do.
She walks into a room and sees a nurse dressed in a grin.
They don’t know what they’re doing is the Greatest of All Sin.
For what will happen at that time will make the angels mourn.
The world won’t see the life and joy I’d have when I was born.
I’ll never play with other children, nor will I ever learn.
I’ll never have to wait in line, for I’ll never have a turn.
I’ll never pass through teenage years or chat with friends online.
I’ll never have a watch to check the hands of flying time.
I’ll never feel a puppy’s fur rub up against my face.
I’ll never fall in love and feel my spouse’s warm embrace.
I’ll never be the President or cure the common cold.
I’ll never have a wrinkle and I won’t live to be old.
I hope my mommy sees the things I’ll never ever do-
The people I can’t cherish, the things I can’t go through.
My mommy had a choice to make, and she didn’t choose well.
For there’s one heartbeat less on earth, one story less to tell.
She took my life away from me, and under no circumstance
Did I have any choice in this, I didn’t stand a chance.
For when you put a child against machines of modern day
There’s nothing they can do and so the price is their’s to pay.
By taking life away from me, oh, the trouble she is in.
She doesn’t know she’s guilty of the Greatest of All Sin.
But I forgive you Mommy, it’s the right thing I should do.
‘Cause Jesus gave his life for you, and Mommy, I did too.
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