Life In Rear View

Hugging my knees on the ground of the stone shower
Let the pressure pour down, I can’t take it, please wash me dry
Time makes me forget even moments I want to remember
So I drive down your road, hit a dead-end, I hate goodbyes

Maybe you could bottle up and throw to sea letters I send
Let the feelings sink to depths that words and art can't comprehend
I just don't know how to be a memory

Oh, oh life in rear view
Oh, oh who am I, who?
Oh, oh someone you knew
It’s too hard to let go of you

Oh, oh life in rear view
Oh, oh who am I, who?
Oh, oh someone you knew
It’s too hard to let go of you

My oldest dog smiles as I watch his brittle bones shake
The years have gone by, things they change, but so do I
Resist it so much that I chalk it all up to fate
I guess people met are sets of directions, don't know to where or why

I just don't know how to be a memory

Oh, oh life in rear view
Oh, oh who am I, who?
Oh, oh someone you knew
It’s too hard to let go of you

Oh, oh life in rear view
Oh, oh who am I, who?
Oh, oh someone you knew
It’s too hard to let go of you

Someday you’re gonna read every letter that I sent
Feel a feeling far too deep that words and art can’t comprehend
But by then you’re gonna be a memory

Oh, oh life in rear view
Oh, oh looking at you
Oh, oh someone I knew
Now it’s time to let go of you

Oh, oh life in rear view
Oh, oh looking at you
Oh, oh someone I knew
Now it’s time to let go of you

Let go of