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Buried Memories II

By Wil C. Fry, June 2, 2000, 00:05

Copyright © 2000 by Wil C. Fry. All rights reserved.


I played an old tape today, relaxing at home
Then I realized that the voice was my own
Listening, I felt chills as I remembered those times
The work I did, perfecting the tunes and the rhymes

Uncovering buried memories and finding buried dreams
The years have taken more than their toll, it seems

The innocence and inspiration that I heard
The thousands of carefully written words
These are unfamiliar to me now, in my modern life
And I laughed as I heard myself sing about strife

How I wish I could live again in those exciting days
Back before I took a wrong turn and lost my way
I dreamt of singing on a stage, singing to the world
I wasn’t thinking of money, drugs or girls

I had a direction, a purpose, a path to follow
Now I don’t, and it’s getting harder to swallow

But we can’t go back, can we? And recover it all
We can, however, dust ourselves off from the fall
Find a new purpose, a new path, a new dream
But after so long, it’s harder to do than it seems.



The original Buried Memories was from 1988.



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