Nowadays by M.F. Schlotterbeck

“Nowadays”


There was a time
where old friends
said bonds they never fade
and we’d never say goodbye

When souls were purest,
riper than the ripest summer days,
so we roared like ‘85

Then life, it takes us by the hand
and now I’m just a humble man 

So, If you want it
then you got it
'cause life’s too short
I’m never takin’ for granted 
another year,
not one more day
('cause) now I’m needin’
to believe in
a world where second chances
live to say
“another time, some other place”
'cause love, I surely miss you nowadays…


And I had a notion
we could bring it all back
to our vintage
time capsuled heydays
So meet me somewhere 
out in the distance
‘tween our nows and olds,
a midway diner
off a magic Interstate

Oh your voice, I feel it in my bones
and oh God, where do I call home?



• Americana
• Country
• Folk
• heartland
• pop-rock
• Fort Worth