That familiarsparkleIn her eyesAnd herconstantlaughterBut what if...What if I wereto tell youThat shewasn’t?Would youregretonce she’sgone? What if I toldyouThat whenshe says“I’m just tired” Would you tellherThat it doesn’tseemAs if she’s likethat AndsometimesShe’d be soentrancedBy his beautySheseemshappyRight?Then whatwould you do?Would you pushher awayJust likeeveryone else?That she’dalmostGo with himWhen he leftin the morningBut no longerWants toAll becauseIt’d be toolateThere shegoesA smile onher face Because thepainOf being awakeHad becomeunbearableWhat if I toldyouThat sheonce hopedTo be savedAll becauseshe looksSo happy allthe time?Telling her thatShe should begratefulThat she shouldCount herblessings?What if I toldyouThat shedancedWith Deathevery nightAnd just end itTo convinceherselfThat her lifemattersIt really meansthatHer soul is tiredOf fightingOf everythingAnd nothingThat it was all afacadeThat she wasstrugglingTo find hopeTo not be selfishWhat if I toldyouThat sleep hadbecomeHer only solace Or wouldyou callherselfish?Would youridicule her?Telling herTo get over itBecause DeathFinallyconvinced herTo go with him? For leavingbehindThose wholoved her?That familiarsparkleIn her eyesAnd herconstantlaughterBut what if...What if I wereto tell youThat shewasn’t?Would youregretonce she’sgone? What if I toldyouThat whenshe says“I’m just tired” Would you tellherThat it doesn’tseemAs if she’s likethat AndsometimesShe’d be soentrancedBy his beautySheseemshappyRight?Then whatwould you do?Would you pushher awayJust likeeveryone else?That she’dalmostGo with himWhen he leftin the morningBut no longerWants toAll becauseIt’d be toolateThere shegoesA smile onher face Because thepainOf being awakeHad becomeunbearableWhat if I toldyouThat sheonce hopedTo be savedAll becauseshe looksSo happy allthe time?Telling her thatShe should begratefulThat she shouldCount herblessings?What if I toldyouThat shedancedWith Deathevery nightAnd just end itTo convinceherselfThat her lifemattersIt really meansthatHer soul is tiredOf fightingOf everythingAnd nothingThat it was all afacadeThat she wasstrugglingTo find hopeTo not be selfishWhat if I toldyouThat sleep hadbecomeHer only solace Or wouldyou callherselfish?Would youridicule her?Telling herTo get over itBecause DeathFinallyconvinced herTo go with him? For leavingbehindThose wholoved her?

What if? - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. That familiar sparkle In her eyes And her constant laughter
  2. But what if... What if I were to tell you That she wasn’t?
  3. Would you regret once she’s gone?
  4. What if I told you That when she says “I’m just tired”
  5. Would you tell her That it doesn’t seem As if she’s like that
  6. And sometimes She’d be so entranced By his beauty
  7. She seems happy Right?
  8. Then what would you do? Would you push her away Just like everyone else?
  9. That she’d almost Go with him When he left in the morning
  10. But no longer Wants to All because It’d be too late
  11. There she goes A smile on her face
  12. Because the pain Of being awake Had become unbearable
  13. What if I told you That she once hoped To be saved
  14. All because she looks So happy all the time?
  15. Telling her that She should be grateful That she should Count her blessings?
  16. What if I told you That she danced With Death every night
  17. And just end it To convince herself That her life matters
  18. It really means that Her soul is tired Of fighting Of everything And nothing
  19. That it was all a facade That she was struggling To find hope To not be selfish
  20. What if I told you That sleep had become Her only solace
  21. Or would you call her selfish?
  22. Would you ridicule her? Telling her To get over it
  23. Because Death Finally convinced her To go with him?
  24. For leaving behind Those who loved her?