You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive. — Jim Sheeler
Download Customize

You know, sometimes I wish they would do this for us when we come home alive.

— Jim Sheeler
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
alive freedom iraq loss military sacrifice war

More “Alive” Quotes

If it doesn't sweat, jiggle, or pant, it's not alive. — Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, The Grooming of Alice
Directing a funeral isn’t about death at all. Funerals are for the living, not the dead. — Rebecca McNutt, Restless Souls and Shallow Graves: A Short Story
There was no better way to live, or worse. It was all terrible, and you had to do it constantly, — Alexandra Kleeman, You Too Can Have a Body Like Mine
Jenny and I once talked about how we manage to live despite the knowledge that we are all going to die. What's the point — Steven Rowley, Lily and the Octopus
That night I think we were trying to fight against death, against boredom and banality, against everything that made us — Laure Eve, The Graces
There is no point to be alive if you live like a dead man — Kevin Bogaert
As long as you’re breathing, your story’s still going. — Darren Shan, Slawter
The point to life is not only to live it, but to enjoy it. — Korey G. Miracle
But not just alive like I was yesterday and the day before. Alive like I knew I was alive. Like I could feel the breaths — Matt de la Pena, We Were Here
Some fail to bear in mind that everyone is sentenced to death. Death is a treacherous virus that strikes randomly. The o — Erik Pevernagie
Typical Pollution, they’re always living in the wrong place at the wrong time. — Rebecca McNutt, Shadowed Skies: The Third Smog City Novel
Most accounts of mystical experiences... insist that the Other in the encounter appears to be "living" or alive, as in " — Barbara Ehrenreich, Living with a Wild God: A Nonbeliever's Search for the Truth about Everything