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I can see the place where I came from
I can hear those sounds right now
I can find the paths I used to run
And believe I still know how.

Then I shake my head, clearing my vision
I keep those scenes at bay
And I can see the place where I came from
Slipping further and further away.

And I can feel the way I used to feel
When the world was small and green
And you sang a song of soft appeal
And I curled into my dream.

Then I shake my head, clearing my vision
I keep those scenes at bay
And I can feel the way I used to feel
Slipping further and further away.

Time keeps moving faster and faster
I'm not losing track
I'm afraid that something's forgotten
So I keep looking back.

I can hear the songs you used to sing
I can swear I won't let go
You were strong and you knew everything
That was all I had to know.

Then I shake my head, clearing my vision
I keep those scenes at bay
And I can hear the songs you used to sing
Slipping further and further away...
I can see the place where I came from   I can hear those sounds right now   I can find the paths I used to run   And believe I still know how.      Then I shake my head, clearing my vision   I keep those scenes at bay   And I can see the place where I came from   Slipping further and further away.      And I can feel the way I used to feel   When the world was small and green   And you sang a song of soft appeal   And I curled into my dream.      Then I shake my head, clearing my vision   I keep those scenes at bay   And I can feel the way I used to feel   Slipping further and further away.      Time keeps moving faster and faster   I'm not losing track   I'm afraid that something's forgotten   So I keep looking back.      I can hear the songs you used to sing   I can swear I won't let go   You were strong and you knew everything   That was all I had to know.      Then I shake my head, clearing my vision   I keep those scenes at bay   And I can hear the songs you used to sing   Slipping further and further away...
 
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