Years Go Passing By
Become A Better Singer In Only 30 Days, With Easy Video Lessons! There is nothing I can do, if you leave me, with a cry There is nothing I can do, if you leave me, with a cry Baby my love will follow you, as the years go passing by I give you all but a home, that's one thing you can't deny I give you all but a home, that's one thing you can't deny You know my love will follow you, as the years go passing by I'm gonna leave it up to you, so long, baby good bye I'm gonna leave it up to you. As (the) years pass, white dwarfs cool down and begin to dim. As (the) years pass, Kate begins to become more reserved. Actually the first sentence was used with the by a native english speaker, but I do not undestand why it was used. As for the second one I am not sure whether I need to use the or not. Years passing - passing by your old home Years Passing - passing by your old home years passing - wasting time is what i do best years passing - kinnekulle was never further away years passi 1ym. If you're trying to do a parallelism, you might want to say, 'This year is indeed flying by.' 'Passing by quickly' is not grammatically incorrect - you could use it - but the 'by' is unnecessary. Hence my first comment. You could use any of the three. – Richard Kayser Nov 4 '16 at 1:55.
Golden Years Are Passing By
Life passes by so fast, Lord,
I know I’m sure to miss
A vital part unless you keep
Reminding me of this.
There’s so much that I want to do,
A lot I’ve left undone,
So many plans discarded,
And a few I’ve not begun.
Life passes by so fast, Lord,
How often I’ve been told,
It always does around the time
That we are growing old.
For everything a season
Is wise as well as just,
But I had rather wear me out,
Than fall apart with rust.
Life passes by so fast, Lord,
The days, the months, the years,
Lord keep a smile upon my lips,
And blot away the tears.
Teach me to lean upon Your arm,
When pain and sickness strike,
To tell the facts from fancies,
That sometimes look alike.
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Life passes by so fast, Lord,
And yet how kind You are,
In granting me the precious years,
That I have had so far.
So let the days grow shorter,
The darkest shadows part,
But put the wrinkles on my face,
…And never on my heart
By Grace E. Easley