There is the house where I used to live. Where I had so many smiles. Age and time has distanced me, Along with many miles.
In the field beside the brook, A little girl plays, - carefree. And on closer inspection I find, She looks a lot like me.
And I wonder if she found my hiding spot, The one I stashed all my treasures in. Oh, but she couldn't have, because I see now, A garage is where that would have been.
And the tree that once held my tire swing, Appears to have fallen some time ago. The birdhouse I built with Dad is now gone, And I wonder just where did it go.
A barn has now taken the place of, The great oak where I carved my name. And I wish I had never come back here. Because nothing seems the same.