Cherrystone Creek Paroles

And I remember you painting,
but the picture fades away—
just like everything.
When the car pulled out we said no way.
We couldn't believe. We couldn't believe
that the oldest one had gone away.
And we didn't know what to do,
so we looked around for food and had dinner.
And the transition is so slow and it's slowest for me.
But the engine starts fast and it's my time to leave.
And “I only like mutts,” said my grandma in her way.
Well the dogs getting old,
but its lived a lifetime of years
that seem so slow.
So slow.
I don't want you to leave me now,
But you don't need me now.
Don't tell me when we're breaking and taking vows
that we'll be better off somehow.
Don't tell me that we should keep our speed So draw out the hills tonight
in sweeping orange and white.
The family that you knew will never be the same.