Lyrics Older - Doc Robinson

Older

I’m keeping your memory under that maple tree
Where you were a soft machine of honey and gold
Whenever you call on me, a shadow just falls on me
I’m living a long bad dream of sleeping alone
Well, maybe, maybe when we’re older, older now
Maybe, maybe when we’re older, older now
Remember, remember what I told ya, told ya now:
«Maybe, maybe when we’re older», older, yeah
You were all talk, no teeth, sharing your flask with me
You were a pal, indeed, when I was a ghost
River’s gon' swallow me laying that fog on me
Saying you’ll follow me wherever I go
Oh, maybe, maybe when we’re older, older now
Maybe, maybe when we’re older, older, yeah
Remember, remember what I told ya, told ya now:
«Maybe, maybe when we’re older, older now»
When everything falls on me like an old wall on me
Baby, just take a swing and lighten my load
When everything falls on me like an old wall on me
Baby, just take a swing and lighten my load
Oh, maybe, maybe when we’re older, older, yeah
Maybe, maybe when we’re older, older now
Remember, remember what I told ya, told ya, yeah
Remember, remember what I told ya, told ya, yeah
Maybe, maybe when we’re older, older now
Remember, remember what I told ya, told ya, yeah
It ain’t over, over, ‘til its over, over, now
You ain’t know about, over ‘til its over, over, yeah
It ain’t over