Mr. Altig’s Overview of the Wonderful Dharma of the Lotus Sutra

This heartfelt song comes from a dear friend’s poem. It reflects on the loss of a father. The song cherishes the irreplaceable memories left behind. Soft, soulful vocals deliver tender lyrics. They explore the enduring pain of absence. The song expresses the longing for a loved one. A deeply personal tribute to those who carry the weight of lost memories, thirty years gone but never forgotten.

A soulful tribute to lost memories and a father’s love. Thirty years may pass, but some hearts never forget. #Nostalgia #Blues #Love

(Verse 1)

Hush, hush, don’t say his name, no, [no]

Time heals all pain, they say, [they say]

Hush, hush, it’ll be okay, someday

But the sound of his voice, the profile of his face

Laughter and advice, time can’t erase

(Chorus)

Thirty years, I miss him still, oh Lord, I do

Long to remember, what I never will

Don’t forget the man of men, my daddy, oh so true

Lost memories a long, long time ago

(Verse 2)

Hush, hush, been a long while, yeah, [yeah]

Don’t bring it up, it’ll hurt again, [again]

Hush, move on, move away, they say, [they say]

But nothin’ can take his place, no, [no]

(Chorus)

Thirty years, I miss him still, oh Lord, I do

Long to remember, what I never will

Don’t forget the man of men, my daddy, oh so true

Lost memories a long, long time ago

(Bridge)

Smell his beret, to know again, oh Lord, to know

Hush, hush, the pain is here to stay, yeah, [yeah]

Shed tears this May day, every year, [every year]

Time never healed the pain I feel, no, [no]

(Chorus)

Thirty years, I miss him still, oh Lord, I do

Long to remember, what I never will

Don’t forget the man of men, my daddy, oh so true

Lost memories a long, long time ago

(Outro)

You know, the one they called… 

the one who was always there.

Daddy, I’ll see you again, someday

Someday, oh, someday…