Silent now the television Silent now the telephone Silently I sit here, Silent and alone.
I’m not sure why the poems Are much harder now to write Not sure why the sleep Comes harder every night Not sure if all the trials in life Are harder now to take I’m not sure that when the morning comes That I will even wake.
If I was asked to take a risk Not sure that I would dare I’m not sure if I was dying Anyone would care Not sure that Heaven waits for me Behind the pure white Pearly Gate If I asked for fifteen minutes more Not sure the Reaper-man would wait.
I’m not sure if my mistakes in life Outweigh any good Not even sure that honestly I’ve done the best I could Not sure when folks remember me If they will grimace, or they’ll grin Not sure official scorekeepers Would vote my life a win.
Not sure if I have lived before Not sure if there’s a second chance Not even sure with lessons I could learn to dance this dance The world makes me dizzy The carousel spins too fast. Not sure my horse could win the derby The brass ring might have already passed. But I'm not sure.