Unimportant

Pop and youth it's always walked toward me
It's come to my side I guess I'll see it go by
If I should remain

Age has always been a big deal seems rather natural to me
You're born you live a life you die a cry when you enter
Weeping when you go

Unimportant, so, so, unimportant

We're all the same there is no difference color, religion or sex
Man's indifference is our hindrance from what all that began
Does it all end up in a coffin or an urn, a vessel for the

Unimportant, so unimportant

Oh just wait until you're dead and we'll see just how big you were
You weren't no Columbus, Rembrandt or a Mozart and you thought

You were such big stuff, HUH!
Who are you
You're unimportant, so unimportant
Who are you



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Writer(s): John Peter Semko, Merl Dean Bryck, Bryan Anthony Potvin, Don Gerard Schmid
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