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I remember back in college It was sometime in the fall I was walking by a Maple tree Flaming red and tall And as I passed beneath it One leaf out of that flame Fell right into my breast pocket And I haven't been the same It was like the whole world Was a big hourglass cn!c fmbirg !!f, Top is like the future, bottom like the past And at that narrow middle part Where only one grain can pass Is the ever-living moment And I want to understand That simple grain of sand It was somewhere in Nebraska We'd been driving quite awhile When I glanced over at my daughter She had this very special smile It had this extra little wrinkle Like my grandma's used to do And for a moment it was real hard To tell the difference 'tween the two It was like my family Was a big hourglass cn!c fmbirg !!f, My daughter, like the future Grandma, like the past And at that little moment Where only one smile can pass The two were joined together And I want to understand This simple grain of sand Spring is coming on here There's moisture in the breeze The river is running higher Buds are popping in the trees So I picked up my guitar today I didn't really have a plan And this song just kind of jumped right out Buds were popping in my hands And it's like the whole world Is a big hourglass cn!c fmbirg !!f, Top is like the future, bottom like the past And at that narrow middle part Where only one grain can pass Is the ever-living moment And I want to understand That simple grain of sand Like my daughters's smile Like that Maple leaf I will give to you this moment Because it's my belief That the middle of the hourglass Is this place where I now stand So I'll do my best to sing And try to understand This simple grain of sand | | |