My dad took me driving two season's past.
We found an old backroad with trees like masts.
He traded me seats, and I took over the wheel.
We talked about a lot of things...the whole "shpeel".
I drove us over hills and past farms.
Feeling relaxed in the truck's arms.
Occasionally, I'd notice the compass
Into the sunset leading us.
The needle always pointed West,
Leading me to believe that backroads at their best
Always followed the setting sun
As on and on they run,
I will always remember that day bathed in golden light
Without a tear or any a fight.
My father and I drove West as kinsmen
Back to places we'd never been.
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Where We Never Look--The Forgotten Places
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