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Until I've Lived My Life - Lucy Spraggan
He's a father a man he's my husband
With stories he tells
Of things that he lived through
And things that he watched die as well
He said I've fought wars and I've had my day
I was forced to be strong
I was taught to be brave and I was
I saw things that weren't meant to be seen
I would have lost it all for my country and queen
But I'm here
I took the hand of a mixed race girl
And she showed me to love yeah she showed me the world
Now I'm dying
No I can't die
No I can't die
Until I've lived my life
She's a mother a woman a grandma with secrets she kept
And some of those secrets were the only thing she had left
She said I saw women in magazines
I could have known who I could have been yeah that's right
Cast my hands in those concrete slabs
I just wanted to sing I just wanted to dance every night
And I had visions and I had dreams
But they weren't the same as my husband and children I know
And I made choices that weren't alright
And I lived my life being someone's wife don't I know
No I can't die
No I can't die
I hope there are smiles in the crowd
When I'm lowered into the ground
And the earth takes me back
And they'll say I did all I can
And I'll sleep with no dreams in my mind
Cause my dreams were so very alive
But this time
No I can't die
Until I've lived my life
No I can't die
No I can't die
Until I've lived my life
