Nostalgia

[Verse 1] In the glow of screens, we're lost, drifting far, Modern age blues, with each closing bar. The world spins fast, but I'm standing still, In the silence of progress, I've lost my will. [Chorus] Oh, the times have changed, but my heart's in the past, In the rush of the new, I'm holding to the last. The digital tide rolls in, so vast, But I'm just a folk singer, with a voice to cast. [Verse 2] The city lights flicker, a cold, harsh gleam, I long for the stars, and a simpler dream. Where the rivers run clear, and the air is clean, In this modern age, what does it all mean? [Chorus] Oh, the times have changed, but my heart's in the past, In the rush of the new, I'm holding to the last. The digital tide rolls in, so vast, But I'm just a folk singer, with a voice to cast. the times have changed, but my heart's in the past, In the rush of the new, I'm holding to the last. The digital tide rolls in, so vast, But I'm just a folk singer, with a voice to cast. [Bridge] I strum my guitar, as the world flies by, Singing for the earth, under the open sky. The old ways fade, and I can't help but sigh, For the simple life, that money can't buy. [Outro] So I'll sing my song, of the days gone by, Of the country folk, under the wide blue sky. In the modern age, sometimes we cry, For the world we've lost, as we say goodbye.