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I'm So Much Older Now

from The Place Called Home by Vincent Teetsov

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I miss the simple things.
I often let them pass me by.

I miss the way you looked at me.
How could I just wriggle on?

I miss the moments,
And I would sometimes
Let it slip right through my mind,

Just how much luck
A single man could have and not hold on...

I’m so much older now
And I can’t return to what I didn’t take.
I’m so much older now,
I wish that I could go with you.
I’m so much older now.

When I was 19,
I craved the riches and the praise that are in this world.

When I was 21,
We lived on drizzly MacKintosh.

When I was 22,
We made the leap and I came ‘long with you.

When I was 24,
I let the numbers bother me...

I’m so much older now
And I can’t return to what I didn’t take.
I’m so much older now,
I wish that I could go with you.
I’m so much older now.


Now I am 89,
I’ve seen my skin record the joy of life
And I’d tell anyone,
“Don’t let the clouds eat up the warmth you find.”

I’m so much older now
And I can’t return to what I didn’t take.
I’m so much older now,
I wish that I could go with you.
I'm so much older now.

I’m so much older now.
I'm so much older now...

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from The Place Called Home, released December 6, 2021

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Vincent Teetsov is a musician and writer who makes songs with a focus on storytelling and steady grooves.

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