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So he's retiredlives with his sister in a furnished flathe's got this suit thathe'll never wear outside without a hathis hair is white but he looks half his agehe looks like Jimmy Stewart in his younger days. And honestly, I might be stupid to think love is love but I do and you've waited so long and I've waited long enough for you.
My mother's callingfrom where she's living up in Troy, Vermontshe tries to tell mea father figure must be what I want
I've always thought age makes no differenceam I the only one to whom that's making sense? And honestly, I might be stupid to think love is love but I do and you've waited so long and I've waited long enough for you.
The day I met him he was raking leavesin his tiny yard.
Of course I know thatwe've only got ten years, or twenty, leftbut to be honest
I'm happy with whatever time we getdepending on which book you readsometimes it takes a lifetime to get what you need. And honestly, I might be stupid to think love is love but I do and you've waited so long and I've waited long enough for you.
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