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That Old House
by Jim Stewart
Sunday, September 21, 2008
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Sometimes it's good to explore our memories. As long as we are ready for what we might see.

That Old House
By Jim Stewart 1979

I went walking down by the river

Just pitching rocks and kicking sand

What I saw there, some kids were playing

And that old house didn't looked the same.

 

I went walking back through my memory

Just a swimming through my brain

What I saw there, No kids were playing

And that old house didn't look the same.

 

I went looking through faded pictures

Just laughing and having fun.

What I saw there, some kids were playing

And that old house still looked the same.

 
That Old House

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