You're in
the casket
Every once is on the basket case
For thinking you may get through late June I'm trying to save face
Now I'm at a party Yeah,
I'm at the bar at your wait
It's a grand old time and I'm inclined
to Pour you out a glass of wine
Cause,
God,
you lasted longer than I ever thought you would
But
I keep ruminating back on all the
things you'd say that I'd barely wrote
How it's all a lie when they
say that a day will be okay
But summer,
winter,
then it's fall and I don't feel a thing at all
I'm in the
backseat Of the car that you used to drive
Down the highway to my mother's house I'm trying to replace
All of the things you left behind The pieces of me that hold so tight
It's a grand old time and I'm inclined to Give you an Irish goodbye
Cause,
God,
you lasted longer than I ever thought you would
But I keep ruminating back on all the
things you'd say that I'd barely wrote
How it's all a lie when they say that a day will be okay
But summer,
winter,
then it's fall and I don't feel a thing at all
They say nothing good can ever stay
When they're gone they leave the way
Feelings never dissipate I never did
appreciate the moment till it was too late