The Point Of No Returning

Written just after I left about my wife of thirteen years. As it turned out it was best for all involved (we are great friends now), but at the time I was concerned about whether I was going to regret it. Luckily, it turned out much better than the song. Sometimes leaving is the right thing but it is hard to cross that bridge and set it to flame. Another Hodge Cook co-write. That's him on the Piano.

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