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Old man, just tell me how my dreams go I can’t remember what I’ve seen Kids dance and gather in that sunshine Their summer is almost gone…
Old Hands, just tell me what I’ve made here I see that millrun has gone dry Gods weep and streams run to the ocean Or so the children like to sing…
Old friend, just tell me all my secrets I know what a person here will do They’ll walk in constant conversation While that world comes undone
Old feet, just tell me where you’ve traveled I’ve seen the ancient concert rooms Where men drink in saturnine swallows In hopes their souls are made free…
A day to make it A year spent working A week of mornings in that rain How the rhythm In the tall grass Felt like being home again
Old girl, show me why I came here I marked the ground here long ago Lights glow from a time I can’t remember Hope I can leave when I’m done
Old eyes, show me how I see her I smell that sweetness, she lays bare Time blooms and feeds the sweet hereafter That’s just not good enough for me…
A day to leave it A year of traveling A week of mourning with that flood How the rhythm In the tall grass Felt like being home again
Old friend, just tell me how my dreams go I can’t remember what I’ve seen Kids dance and gather in that sunshine The summer’s almost gone The summer’s almost gone The summer’s almost gone The summer’s almost gone
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