Forty-Five Years

Stan Rogers

Composición de: Stan Rogers
Where the earth shows its bones of wind-broken stone 
And the sea and the sky are one 
I'm caught out of time, my blood sings with wine 
And I'm running naked in the sun 
There's God in the trees, I'm weak in the knees 
And the sky is a painful blue 
I'd like to look around, but Honey, all I see is you. 

The summer city lights will soften the night 
Til you'd think that the air is clear 
And I'm sitting with friends, where forty-five cents 
Will buy another glass of beer 
He's got something to say, but I'm so far away 
That I don't know who I'm talking to 
Cause you just walked in the door, and Honey, all I see is you 

(CHORUS) 
And I just want to hold you closer than I've ever held anyone before 
You say you've been twice a wife and you're through with life 
Ah, but Honey, what the hell's it for? 
After twenty-three years you'd think I could find 
A way to let you know somehow 
That I want to see your smiling face forty-five years from now. 

So alone in the lights on stage every night 
I've been reaching out to find a friend 
Who knows all the words, sings so she's heard 
And knows how all the stories end 
Maybe after the show she'll ask me to go 
Home with her for a drink or two 
Now her smile lights her eyes, but Honey, all I see is you 

(Chorus twice)
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