Lyrics to Gone But Still Here
Times gone by and long ago, blurred sketches in my mind
Sometimes there’s a humble hint of things I left behind
Celebrating days of clarity, few are they and rare
Family agnosia, not knowing who is there
Crushing diagnosis
Strangers all around
Memory Corroding
I am lost - not found
Gone, but still here
Wife and children sorrowing, past anchors of my life
Photographic fading, oblivion’s sharp knife
Mirrors staring back at me, faces I don’t know
Friendly people, furtive weeping, welcome to the show
Crushing diagnosis
Strangers all around
Memory Corroding
I am lost - not found
Gone, but still here
Taking off to Neverland, hazy slave new world
Nothing left inside of me - I am in the dark
Fast forgetting, mind diminished, everyone’s farouche
Have to recall to breathe, to eat, unaware of truth
Demise of neural tissue, synaptic ricochet
She tells me she will care, who is she anyway?
Crushing diagnosis
Strangers all around
Memory Corroding
I am lost - not found
Gone, but still here
Gone, but still here
Forgetting year by year
(Dank an Frank Albers für den Text)
Sometimes there’s a humble hint of things I left behind
Celebrating days of clarity, few are they and rare
Family agnosia, not knowing who is there
Crushing diagnosis
Strangers all around
Memory Corroding
I am lost - not found
Gone, but still here
Wife and children sorrowing, past anchors of my life
Photographic fading, oblivion’s sharp knife
Mirrors staring back at me, faces I don’t know
Friendly people, furtive weeping, welcome to the show
Crushing diagnosis
Strangers all around
Memory Corroding
I am lost - not found
Gone, but still here
Taking off to Neverland, hazy slave new world
Nothing left inside of me - I am in the dark
Fast forgetting, mind diminished, everyone’s farouche
Have to recall to breathe, to eat, unaware of truth
Demise of neural tissue, synaptic ricochet
She tells me she will care, who is she anyway?
Crushing diagnosis
Strangers all around
Memory Corroding
I am lost - not found
Gone, but still here
Gone, but still here
Forgetting year by year
(Dank an Frank Albers für den Text)