Lonesome Evening Wind

It's a hard rain falling on my shoulder

Since that time, since that time.

The only thing I've done is I've grown older

Except in mind, in my mind.

I spent those hours and miles

Knowing someday I’d come back again,

Because my dreams have not been shattered

Or scattered on the lonesome evening wind!

Every day I've gone further, maybe nearer

Since that time, since that time.

I'm not sure that I'm the man that’s in my mirror,

In my mind, in my mind.

All the people that I know

Say I'm the kind who’d break before he’d bend

Or let one single dream be shattered

Or scattered on the lonesome evening wind.

I see tragic traces on the fragile frozen faces that I meet

All the time, all the time

Lonely empty people on the street

They bring to mind, they bring to mind

The pain that I’ve been feeling

And the knowledge that this road may never end

But those dreams have not been shattered

Or scattered on the lonesome evening wind.

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Chronicles of Me: Let The River Wash Me, and the Stories Behind It!

Chronicles Of Me The Story Behind Let That River Wash Me To The Gulf Of Mexico There is a story here and I think it is pretty clear and doesn't need explanation, but I want to add some other dimensions to the tale. First, it is true. Second, it is an amalgamation of two experiences, one with my father and the other with my daughter. My father had several heart attacks and other health issues but still lived alone in the manner he chose. A few months before his passing, I stopped by his place and asked him a question: “What was your first childhood memory?” That led to some pretty great stories! It turns out that we had a lot of shared memories which were a generation separated, and of things that neither of us was aware that the other knew. Just one example: There was a huge mulberry tree on a sandbar in the middle of the creek from which we both feasted, divided by 20 years. There were lots of others, and it was at that time that he told me that he had made pl...

Chronicles Of Me: I Just Want Water!

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