*They grabbed the future by the reigns
Right outside the wedding gate
But alas with passing years
The age of old gets hard to take
Who knew that as of late
Memories would start to wain
Both of them still feel the love
But deep inside so much has changed
In the fog of her mind
She recognizes the familiar face
But as hard as she tries
She can't recall the familiar name
He takes her by her fragile hand
Comforts her with it's okay
Your still my girl, I'm still your man
And it will always be that way
He remembers well his wedding vow
All the promises that he made
And all that heaven will allow
Though they're both now old and gray
Over the years with so much
They held on tight to the love they saved
So at this time they'd have enough
For the likes of this day*
Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 8:28 AM UTC
*They grabbed the future by the reigns
Right outside the wedding gate
But alas with passing years
The age of old gets hard to take
Who knew that as of late
Memories would start to wain
Both of them still feel the love
But deep inside so much has changed
In the fog of her mind
She recognizes the familiar face
But as hard as she tries
She can't recall the familiar name
He takes her by her fragile hand
Comforts her with it's okay
Your still my girl, I'm still your man
And it will always be that way
He remembers well his wedding vow
All the promises that he made
And all that heaven will allow
Though they're both now old and gray
Over the years with so much
They held on tight to the love they saved
So at this time they'd have enough
For the likes of this day*
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