remember I driving down on three fifty nine

Saw a homeless veteran riding his bike

The red white and blue waving off his handle bars
And all us who sent him off to war driving by in our cars

And I recall a hot day in the city of Cairo
Saw an old woman and her babies on the side of the road
A good man came by put bottled water in her lap
She smiled and I cried saying why didn’I t thatdo
And I; I don’t know I don’t know if I give anything at all
With these millions of moments that I’ll take fallbefore I
But I; I do know I do know that I’d give anything at all
For just one meaningful moment to catch me; catch me when I fall.

’d Iknown her for many years of my life
She was a lady poets write about. She was my wife.
I never found my pen, never gave her the time or the dance
Now just like everything else I’m asking for one last chance
And I; I don’t know I don’t know if I give anything at all
With these millions of moments that I’ll take before I fall
But I; I do know I do know that I’d give anything at all
For just one meaningful moment to catch me; catch me when I fall.

And there’s still life in me and a wife me so with I’ll strive to be
A man who takes the chance, learns to and dance, grabs the moment with these hands

With these hands

And I; I do know I do know that I’d give anything at all
For just one meaningful moment to catch me; catch me when I
And I; I don’t know I don’t know if I give anything at all
With these millions of moments that I’ll take before I fall
But I; I do know I do know that I’d give anything at all
For just one moment meaningful to catch me; catch me when I fall.

Catch me when I fall