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"How Many Times"
By San Pathak
The weekend after the accident is a blur. So much pain, so many people. There is something that stands out in our memory, however. Next door lives a generous-hearted young man who is a friend of Brad and Jessie's - he wrote this song and gave us the gift of singing it to us that weekend...
Many months later there was a knock at our door - it was San with a CD in his hand. He had put his words to music and recorded it for us.
On June 23, 2001, San sang his song live at Jessie's Memorial Volleyball Tournament. At the end of the song we released butterflies. It was a powerful and moving tribute.
San - thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
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Songs.
CHORUS:
How many times have I seen that pretty smile on your face
How many times have I seen you walk your dog by my place
How many times have I come to your house and you open the door
How many times have I seen you at the basketball court
How many times will we miss you and wish you were here
How many times will we express our love through our tears
How many times, how many times
How Many Times
A kind hearted young girl with an innocent case
Beauty like an angel, sunshine in the face
Always quick to help anybody that was in need
It was obvious that she had a generous seed
Planted deep in her heart from the day she was born
Jessica, I still can't believe that you're gone
Hard seasons would pass, many years would go by
But she still had that compassionate look in her eye
We all miss you very much, your mom and your dad
All your relatives and your loving brother Brad
We wish you were here to see another sunrise
Friends and family gathered to say our good-byes
Dry eyes can't be seen as we shed tears for you
Intelligent, kind hearted and you were beautiful too
How many times, how many times
I remember when you came to the basketball court
While me and Jon and others played our favorite sport
Seeing your face in that place always brightened my day
Walkin' up to the court askin' "Can I play"
Jessica, your personality was truly genuine
The truth about the matter is you are one of a kind
What I wouldn't give to see you just one more time
Everyone is crying, trying to face the facts
Can't even express in words how much we want you back
Even though you're gone we will never be apart
We will always have a little piece of you in our heart
How many times, how many times
This last verse is for all those who were close to her
I know that you want her back and I know it could hurt
I know that inside it can tear you apart
I know the tremendous pain it can cause in your heart
You might not think that you'll ever be happy again
It will take time, but it will happen my friend
The truth is it may not happen soon
But remember these words, "Time.heals.all.wounds"
"Even though you are gone we are never apart,
we will always carry you in our heart" San Pathak
CHORUS:
How many times have I seen that pretty smile on your face
How many times have I seen you walk your dog by my place
How many times have I come to your house and you open the door
How many times have I seen you at the basketball court
How many times will we miss you and wish you were here
How many times will we express our love through our tears
How many times, how many times
CHORUS:
How many times have I seen that pretty smile on your face
How many times have I seen you walk your dog by my place
How many times have I come to your house and you open the door
How many times have I seen you at the basketball court
How many times will we miss you and wish you were here
How many times will we express our love through our tears
How many times, how many times
Click on CD Cover to Visit Cindy Bullens' Website
"SOMEWHERE BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH"
By Cindy Bullens
Cindy Bullens is a powerful artist who is also a bereaved parent. Her daughter, Jessie, died of cancer in 1996 when she was just eleven years old. Songs from Cindy's CD have provided hours of soul release.
The CD is (c) 1999 Mommy's Geetar Music/BMI By Blue Lobster Records - manufactured and marketed by Artemis Records.