Moms’ old snapshots from December ‘69
We were young then now I wanna turn back time
Fence posts, cow shit and fishing hooks
Root cellar trucks and laundry chutes
Those times have come and passed
Our youth is fading every day
All we ever wanted was more hours in a day
You weren’t just my brother you were more like my best friend
I wish we’d never grown up and stayed kids until the end
Time has changed and the miles grow
Distance won’t change what we both know
We were brothers then and we’re brothers now
Something time’s never ever gonna change
This old picture from September ‘74
Little brother, this one sprouts to 6’ 4”
Fall down the chimney, fall down the stairs
Blanket forts and Indians smuttin’ your ears
You’re the one that scared me
I almost took your life
And what it took me years to learn
You learned in just one night
You taught me things I should have known
Or learned from my mistakes
I’m glad I got some time with you
To sail the frozen lake
Our lives have changed and the miles grow
But distance don’t change what we both know
We were brothers then and we’re brothers now
Something space can never ever change
Our last brother born October ‘78
Missed the farm life, I guess he was born too late
City boy driver scarin’ everyone
Rifle shootin’ actor on a video hunt
You grew up without me
And I grew without you
And when we look at pictures we can’t tell who is who
All I ever wanted was to spend more time with you
When real life comes between us I always think of you
You’re at home and I’m far away
Our age is different but our roots are the same
We were brothers then and we’re brothers now
Something I’d never ever want to change
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