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if i'm old and my hair is turning gray
will you still sit beside me every day
on a garden swing to have some tea
and keep me company

if you're old and your hair is turning white
will you still lay beside me every night
echoing the promises of youth
and sing a song to soothe

anyway, i think we're gonna make it
wouldn't make a promise just to break it
i just want every moment of your life
to be like the month of june

while we're young before our bodies break apart
do you swear to me we'll finish what we start?
what's the point of a heart if not for you?
what's a boy to do?

yeah, i'm broken, yeah, we're wounded
fuck, we're falling apart
but for heaven's sake let's take a shot in the dark
from this flask i brought that's built for two
i hope that scotch will do

summer's upon us and it burns like a flame
i forget the winter every time i say your name
spring time is coming and we're skipping the cold
the sunshine is waiting to wrap your face in gold again

(sick synth solo)

that's to say "i think we're gonna make"
wouldn't make a promise just to break it
i just want every moment of your life
to be like the month of june

(sick guitar outro, if you skip the outro you shouldn't bother listening to the song, it's all about the outro)

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from i want to be with you E​.​P., released June 13, 2011

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