Glade Creek Ramble Lyrics

There's a mist that appears when the falls hit the water

The water feels like the hold of a mother

A mother that wants to play with my hair

The sunlight pierces through each droplet

Makes me feel like I haven't lost it

Lost it to another year, like last year

I'm damn sure sick of these tall buildings

The so-called progress making everything less clean

I miss what I've never seen, I wish I could see

I'm getting older

Everyone else is on the right track

I'm moving slower

Feels like I'm taking steps back

Somebody once told me no one would ever love me

And that I would always be lonely

The notion of that hooked me deep, controlled me

Later someone told me to throw away my score card

Whoever hurts more doesn't get an award

The notion of that unhooked me, set me free

I'm getting older

Everything is making less sense

Time moves much slower

When you rid yourself of what's meaningless

It can be so scary

'Til you find out it's all so temporary

It can be so lonely

But one day I will find what's for me

I'm getting older

I found out there's no right track

I'm moving slower

No more time spent looking back

Give me a creek to cool my face in

Give me a field to stretch my legs in

Give me a mind that will let me breathe

Give me a creek to cool my face in

Give me a field to stretch my legs in

Give me a mind that will let me breathe

Let me forgive me

Let me forgive me

Let me forgive me