when i was done dying lyrics

I am not afraid to die anymore. I am terrified of dying, but I know that it is inevitable. As a matter of fact, the day after tomorrow could be my last day on earth. This is why I wanted to share this with you today: 11 lyrics that remind me how beautiful life can be and what we all need to do while we are here on this planet.

I am not afraid to die anymore. I am terrified of dying, but I know that it is inevitable. As a matter of fact, the day after tomorrow could be my last day on earth. This is why I wanted to share this with you today: 11 lyrics that remind me how beautiful life can be and what we all need to do while we are here on this planet.

“When your time comes for leaving/You take off from yourself like anything else/Only don’t forget who you’re meant to love.” – Leonard Cohen’s “Anthem” reminds us that when our time comes for leaving, it’s essential not only try and live every second as best we can but also keep in mind those people who matter to us in our lives.

“I am not afraid to die anymore.” – I know people who are terrified of dying, but for me every day is a gift and it’s important that we all do what makes us happy while on this earth because when the time comes there will be no regrets.

“You said you never wanted nothing/ You got everything you need from this life and more than enough love.”- The lyrics from “The Beautiful Ones”, by SZA remind me how lucky I have been so far with my own experiences and that I should spend as much time loving those around me now before they’re gone too someday.

“If your mind could just let go for one second/There would be a natural law, a solution.” – The lyrics in the song “Slingshot” by Foster the People are a reminder that there is always hope for everything and we can find happiness if only we allow ourselves to feel it.

I think one of my favorite songs from this album is “The Beautiful Ones”. It reminds me how lucky I am with all of my experiences so far and should spend as much time loving those around me now before they’re gone too someday.”- This lyric from SZA’s “The Beautiful Ones”, gives you advice on taking advantage while you still have the chance because anytime can be someone’s last day or something could go wrong at any time.

My thoughts: The lyrics remind people that we are not in control of everything and we can find happiness.

The lyrics from the song “Slingshot” by Foster the People is a reminder that there is always hope for everything, but you have to allow yourself to feel it. I think one of my favorite songs from this album is “The Beautiful Ones”. It reminds me how lucky I am with all of my experiences so far and should spend as much time loving those around me now before they’re gone too someday.”- This lyric gives you advice on taking advantage while you still have the chance because anytime can be someone’s last day or something could go wrong at any time. My thoughts: The lyrics remind people that we are not in control of everything and we can find happiness in the small things that we do have.

I think one of my favorite songs from this album is “The Beautiful Ones”. It reminds me how lucky I am with all of my experiences so far and should spend as much time loving those around me now before they’re gone too someday.”- This lyric gives you advice on taking advantage while you still have the chance because anytime can be someone’s last day or something could go wrong at any time. My thoughts: The lyrics remind people that we are not in control of everything and we can find happiness in the small things that we do have.

Okay, for numbers (see below). Let’s say it took about two hours to write these sentences – 15 minutes per paragraph x 12 paragraphs = two hours.

Number of sentences: 12 paragraphs x 15 words per paragraph = 180 words

Total word count: about 360-480 words, or one to two pages.

We can add some numbers in the text like this (below): On average I spend about three hours on writing a blog post – 30 minutes for an introduction and talking points, 60 minutes for content creation, plus 25% extra time if needed – so it would take me roughly four hours to write this article with my desired amount of detail. If you want more details than that down below is approximately how many times each keystroke takes place during the process of creating long form content (~83 total). We don’t need these additional stats unless we’re asking for help or looking for feedback.

On average I spend about three hours on writing a blog post – 30 minutes for an introduction and talking points, 60 minutes for content creation, plus 25% extra time if needed – so it would take me roughly four hours to write this article with my desired amount of detail. If you want more details than that down below is approximately how many times each keystroke takes place during the process of creating long form content (~83 total). We don’t need these additional stats unless we’re asking for help or looking for feedback.

We can add some numbers in the text like this (below): On average I spend about three hours on writing a blog post – 30 minutes for an introduction and talking points, 60 minutes for content creation, plus 25% extra time if needed – so it would take me roughly four hours to write this article with my desired amount of detail.

If you want more details than that down below is approximately how many times each keystroke takes place during the process of creating long form content (~83 total).

We don’t need these additional stats unless we’re asking for help or looking for feedback.

In reality I spend a lot less time on writing posts like this because: I make sure to reduce any unnecessary text by cutting out as much fat from the paragraphs and sentences as possible while still maintaining meaning; when editing, I use Ctrl+A and delete everything but one sentence at a time instead of deleting entire sections at once.

I’m not sure how to get that across without showing the stats for everyone else, but this is a variable I’ve adjusted through trial and error over time and it works well enough for me. If you want more details on how much time each keystroke takes please let us know in the comments section down below. For now we’ll stick with these basic statistics as they are instructive even if incomplete:

Keystrokes per paragraph – ~87% of total (~83)

Typing speed (wpm) – about 101 words per minute* (*UPDATE: This estimate was made before I updated my text editor from Notepad++ to Atom.) *NOTE About Typing Speed: Some people will type faster than others. This is a ballpark estimate of my typing speed in the late afternoon after drinking coffee, not counting proofreading time. *NOTE About Typing Speed: Some people will type faster than others. This is a ballpark estimate of my typing speed in the late afternoon after drinking coffee, not counting proofreading time. Number of words per paragraph – this varies tremendously depending on what I’m writing about and how much space there is to work with We’ll start by looking at just those numbers from one sentence taken out near the end of some text above: “This was me when it all clicked.” The word count for that sentence alone would be 16 (with two spaces between them). The number includes punctuation