Orrin Hatch: “over nearly four decades of public service, I have long endeavored to protect the rights of the unborn. As I have fought…”

“over nearly four decades of public service, I have long endeavored to protect the rights of the unborn. As I have fought to uphold pro-life values in Congress, I have been inspired by countless individuals who are equally committed to the cause. Last month, I was particularly moved when I listened to a recording of ``I Want to Live''--a song composed by singer-songwriter Russ Marsh. Marsh writes this song from the perspective of an unborn child eager to live and be loved. The lyrics underscore a truth too often overlooked in the debate over abortion--that each unborn child is a living soul. I ask unanimous consent that this song be printed in the Record. There being no objection, the material was ordered to be printed in the Record, as follows: ``I Want To Live''--Music and Lyrics by Russ Marsh Verse 1 I want to live. Can't you see my life's begun? Don't you think I feel the pain? I'm the helpless one. I want to live to feel the gentle rain fall upon my face. And to see the light of day. I want to live to see your smiling face, have you hold me in your arms. Don't leave me here to die. Please take me home. Won't you give me a chance to have the things you have And a life that's full of love. Chorus I want to live to see the morning sun. I want to live to see my Mommy and Daddy. Let me live. Don't take my life away. I want to live to be all that I can be. Verse 2 I want you to live.…”