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Drove down to the old place a couple a days agoWhere I grew up riding next to youlearning everything I knowI noticed just how green things werewhen I pulled through the gateLike the greener pastures up therewhere we'll meet again somedayWish I'd have thought to slip a phonein the pocket of your suitWhen the good Lord called you homeon that sunny day in JuneThen I could send a picture of all the things you touchedTo think a man who led such a simple lifecould leave behind so muchIt's just a lot of little things but they mean the world to meEverywhere I look there's one more memoryThere's a little bit of you in everything I seeSeems to rain now all the timehadn't seen this much in yearsDidn't take you longto send back home some answers to our prayersA lot of things are different nowbut so much is still the sameAnd I accidentally dial your number almost every dayWish I'd have thoughtto slip a phone in the pocket of your suitWhen the good Lord called you homeon that sunny day in JuneThen I could send a picture of all the things you touchedTo think a man who led such a simple lifecould leave behind so muchIt's just a lot of little things but they mean the world to meEverywhere I look there's one more memoryThere's a little bit of you in everything I seeIf somehow you could find that cloudwith my stuff locked awayDust it off and you could see the things I send you everydayYeah, I could send a pictureof your great grandson growing upTell you one more time I love youand that I miss you so muchSometimes it's the little things that really get to meEverywhere I look there's one more memoryThere's a little bit of you in everything I seeEverywhere I look there's one more memoryThere's a little bit of you in everything I see
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