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I wish I could find the words
But words never came easily
I just cannot talk when there's nothing to say.
And I thought for a time
That it might not matter
That words might not get
In the way

But now the road calls my name
And I hope you won't think ill of me
For all the invisible tears that I cried
The good and the bad
And all the great times that we had
What would have happened if we hadn't tried?

The details are fuzzy
But details always are
And that's one more detail we don't share.
I dream of what was
And all that we might have done differently
I hope you know that I'll always care

All this time I tried to be
What I thought you wanted from me
I thought perhaps in time we'd change
Never dreamed I'd cause all this pain
Thought for sure that we'd be strong
And that we'd always carry on
But sometimes the thing you've got to know
Is when it's time to let go

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from Tradition Change Geekery, released July 1, 2014

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Seth Phillips Longmont, Colorado

From the nexus of tradition, change, and geekery comes Longmont songwriter Seth Phillips. His original songs range in subject from "raving evil genius" to "madman wandering in the desert" to "unrequieted nerd love" to "hitchhiker searching for home." And the good ones just might touch something deep inside the most cynical heart. Come find out for yourself. Even if you don't have a cynical heart. ... more

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