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BACK WHEN I WAS YOUNGER
(lamentations of a middle-aged man)
[Verse 1]
C
Oh the morning didn’t come so easy
C
Should’ve stayed in bed
C
Took my pills by the kitchen sink
C
and there’s demons in my head
F
And I’ve felt better
F C
Back when I was younger
Oh it ain’t the years I’ve seen
It’s the miles that I’ve traveled in-between
[Verse 2]
C
I thought I had a master plan
C
I'd see it to the end
C
Then the waves came crashing down
C
There’s less time to start again
F
Nothing seems to be worth more to me
F C
than precious time
I wish that I could go back and find
just a little more of mine
[Chorus]
G F
Oh that time passes faster every day
G
And the x’s on the wall, are getting
F
closer to the grave
And I’ve felt better
G C C7
back when I was younger
[Verse 2]
C
Oh, the winter seems just a little colder
C
than it did before
C
And the hours go so quickly
C
when I want just a few more
F
Now the strands of father time
are dusted in my hair
And the mirror shows a different man
F C
than the one who I remember
[Chorus]
G F
Oh that time passes faster every day
G
And the x’s on the wall, are getting
F
closer to the grave
And I’ve felt better
G C C7
back when I was younger
[Break]
G F C C7 C
G F C C7 C
G C F G C C7
[Verse 4]
C
But the story isn’t over
C
the rest is still unwritten
C
As long as I still have my pen
C
I can write a new beginning
F
And I’m pushing through the streets alone
F
with tired bones and kidney stones
G F
But there’s still a million miles or more to go
[Chorus]
G F
Oh that time passes faster every day
G
And the x’s on the wall, are getting
F
closer to the grave
And I’ve felt better
G C C7
back when I was younger
Yes I’ve felt better, back when I was younger
N.C.
by Dwight Eric Cox, copyright 2024, all rights reserved