  In Memory of ColumbineFriend of Mine ©1999 Jonathan Cohen and Stephen Cohen and Andy Miller Columbine, flower blue, tenderly I sing to you. Columbine, roseblood red, heartbreak overflows my head. Columbine, flower blue. Columbine there’s hope for you. Columbine, friend of mine. Turn our pain, to your gain. Keep your heart on the mark. With your love, love again. Comfort, peace and sweet release come from you. Where it’s true, I hide myself in you. Can you still hear raging guns ending dreams of precious ones? In God’s son, hope will come, his red stain will take our pain. Columbine friend of mine. Peace will come to you in time. Columbine, friend of mine. Turn our pain, to your gain. Keep your heart on the mark. Comfort us with your love. Love again. Christ of grace attend this place we look to you. Honor you. Fix you in our view. Columbine, flower blue. Tenderly I sing to you. Columbine, roseblood red, heartbreak overflows my head. Columbine, friend of mine. Peace will come to you in time. Columbine, friend of mine.  Dedication to Columbine Students & Teacher For you who lost your lives In a moment of sheer violence and outrage. For you who never saw it coming Because you never thought there was such hatred out there. For you who had dreams That will never come true. For you who were innocent and never deserved such a fate, For you who are missed and loved by so many We will always remember you. To Cassie Bernall and all Martyrs You are respected and remembered by all The way you stood up for Christ and gave your life Knowing that you were going to die. But we know where you are and who you are with, And for all who have heard of you and admire your bravery, We will get to meet you one day. You followed Jesus, and loved him so much, We all wish we had your strength and your heart. We love you. We respect you. You will have a star in your crown. To The Families & Friends We know how hard it is to lose a loved one, Those of us who have had such experiences. We know how your heart is breaking, And we know your tears have fallen. It is going to be hard And it will never be the same without them. But hold on to your memories, Don't ever let them go. 
    In honor of the wounded, lost and families of Littleton Colorado April 20, 1999
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