| Summertime on Old Bay Road |
| Innocence, no where to go |
| There were fireflies in mid July |
| Lighting up the northern skies |
| I’m with the love of my life, and I |
| I feel at home here |
| I used to watch you play from a stool on the bar |
| Watch where your fingers lay on that old guitar |
| Then I tried to sing to you a song I wrote |
| Anything that would move us closer to certainty |
| You left so easy that I found a home alone |
| Now I dig down deep enough to find the place I hide the tears |
| The photos and the tapes have lasted 10 years |
| Now you live downstairs, maybe across the street |
| With your wife and child and we sometimes meet |
| In the grocery line, the movie aisles, |
| paying parking fines, sometimes on line |
| On rainy nights in our different lives |
| We have our own homes |
| We have our own homes |