By Paul Woseen

It’s been a while and I still remember the smile you kept for me. Lately I have missed you and it hits me in the morning when I’m cold. I have nothing to say but I can’t change a thing. No, I can’t change a thing. And if I knew what I know, if I’d said what I meant. When all the dogs get to grow their own, everybody got to call someplace home and I have nothing to say. Memories in October grey. But I can’t change a thing, I can’t change a thing, can’t change anything, can’t change a thing. Oh, wrapped in October grey. Now I have learned not to trust. I’ve got to watch everything I feel. You’ll never know and I’ll never let you see what I’ve done, what’s become of me. I have no words to say. Memories, memories of mothers day. I can’t change a thing, I can’t change a thing, I just can’t change a thing. I can’t change a thing.