LYRICS
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I bought a black suit today, the kind I hoped I'd never wearTo church on a Monday afternoonwith all your friends and family thereAnd then I looked through my phonefor the last words that we saidThey were "I love you", and there's a little peace in thatI guessBut we were gonna be old menSit out front and smoke cigarsSwapping stories and watching carsWe'll always be old friendsBut I guess you'll stay young forever nowAnd I'll go on with life somehowThe best way that I canWe were gonna be old menI always thought someday when our memories start to goWe'd look back on all of thisas just a quick bump in the roadThought we'd play some bad golfand go out to dinner with our wivesLaugh too loud at our own jokessit back and watch them roll their eyesWe were gonna be old men catching bluegill on the bankTalking 'bout the chance of rainYeah, we'll always be old friendsBut I guess you'll stay young forever nowAnd I'll go on with life somehowThe best way that I canWe were gonna be old menMm, but this missing you's getting old, manI wish I wasn't angry, but I amI don't think I'll ever understandWe were gonna be old menSit out front and smoke cigarsPlay old songs on our guitarsYeah, we'll always be old friendsBut I guess you'll stay young forever nowAnd I'll go on with life somehowThe best way that I canWe were gonna be old menWe were gonna be old menWe were gonna be old men
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