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I saw Kevin in the old parking lot
He hit me up for change
He didn't recognize me
But I'd know him any place
I heard he did some time
And then I heard he got an apartment
But he didn't want to stop and chat
Just continued on his way
I don't think it's true
That people never really change
Sometimes I wonder if it's all we ever do
But it's hard to make it happen
On a schedule
It seems like we're just spinning our wheels
And then suddenly
We move
I saw Jeff and Ruth at their house
On a Tuesday afternoon
I knew them when we were young
And I'll know them when we're gray
I liked when we were feral youth
Who joined the circus
But not compared
To sitting with people I love
After things turned out okay
I don't think it's true
That people like us never change
But we don't always change
Quite in the ways we would have liked to
Sometimes we just respond to life
A time or two or ten hundred
And give 'em time to spread
And those reactions
Will be tangled in the roots
Sometimes I think I've changed
And then I visit where I grew up
The old ways come alive
And I don't always like them now
But there's something that I love
About a stop sign where I can't turn left
On Sundays in the summer
'Cause that's when there is
The flea market in town
I think that there are some things
That we can't ever change
But I don't mean some great evil
Or cowardice inside
There could be a lot of that
But sweep it all away
The thing that's left is empty, and it's full
And we can't kill it if we try
Written by: Patrick Schneeweis
