Lyrics:
But I figured I'd have it all by the time I retired
I'd have me a car worth at least a hundred grand.
I'd get it one piece at a time
And it
know there's life below me
But all that you can show me
Is the prairie and the sky
I don't want to hear your sad stories
About heartache
of re-arranges
(Love, love, love) you better hope love is the answer
(Love, love, love) yeah, it better come before the summer
Well, everybody can hear
of plans
Forty years go by with someone laying in your bed
Forty years of things you wish you'd never said
How hard would it have been to say some kinder
every hour that passes by
You know the world gets a little bit older
It's time to realize that people lies
In the eyes of the beholder
And everything is
of re-arranges
(Love, love, love) you better hope love is the answer
(Love, love, love) yeah, it better come before the summer
Well, everybody can hear
as the blood in your veins
I say there's fire down below
You say it's only smoke and ashes baby
I was blinded by devotion
My unwavering love for you
So
down
Don't wanna know the rest
It's a mass effect
Sunsets and cigarettes
The summers never over
I can say it if I try
Everything will be alright
By
grace
To conduct and to proclaim decisions made of such opinions
And it's the time of summer days
When children sing about the killing fields
Winter
lonesome by myself"
How she talked about her daddy
It reminded me of me
How I walked out of my own little girl
And a woman that really loved me
As I was
and one's below
Oh, one I love with all my heart
And one I do not know.
Two lonesome dudes on an ugly horse
Passed by not long ago
They asked me where
older I would understand that
It's blood in blood out and ain't no turnin' back
Few summers went by and we moved across the tracks
13 that's when I had
I don't know why
I guess I never thought our
Time could pass us by
Life for you took new direction
One I may never figure out
But nature goes about
Joe never had a lick of sense pass the biscuits please
There's five more acres in the lower forty I got to plow
And mama said it was a shame about
Well, you heard about the alligators
Sleepin' in the shade
You heard about the sugar barons
Screwin' up the glades
It's a melting pot existence that
must let our thought be free
For every hour that passes by, you know the world gets a little bit older
It's time to realize that beauty lies in
What ya hear this time
Go on and speak ya mind
I know somebody's lying
It's always something
Her auntie told your cousin
Then all your homies
a summer of drugs
Mommies and daddies were too shy to talk
About those birds and bees
Integrated schools had stopped
The facts of life were these
from a Dodge
God left when the winter came, then the summer died
Rain, rain, come another time
I'll be rappin' 'til I'm mummified
Tell your favorite
and blow
Five hundred thousand units off a dime a trow
Forty below, I'm thorough when it's time to throw
The caboose, I'm even hard to be touched by
What ya hear this time
Go on and speak ya mind
I know somebody's lying
It's always somethin'
Her auntie told your cousin
Then all your homies
(uh)
Orange beanie, think about it (uh)
Got a pistol out the closet (uh)
Another mil' to deposit (uh)
Heard your record, I'm your father (uh)
yeah, oh yeah, oh
Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh
Summer's mine
I swear I said it about a hundred times, I'ma need it back
Wish that you would come and find me
When I was a young boy
And time was passing by
Real slow
And all around was wonder
And all around the great unknown
With eyes that slowly opened
I
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