Married at Thirty

How could you forget something like this? We Walked along that dark path Until we found that open park bench We sat and talked and smiled It was my birthday And you were the one who cared We had a real meal and laughed As we took in that It was my birthday And you were the one who cared On that spring night downtown I came up for a visit And stayed with you Those times were glorious We drank wine Listened to tunes Conversed about the future I remember that deal we made We drunkenly made out And fell asleep in eachother's arms I woke to few words I left And knew I would see you again I was driving through your town I stopped by you showed me around We had such a great evening With drinks and food and I drove home I remember that deal we made The last time I saw you We were back downtown We laughed over beers As I was still sulking in pain You were the one I thought of all along We walk through the park with our drunken smiles It's twelve years later and I still drink of you The calls have long stopped but the love it grew Someday I will see you again We'll laugh and drink and talk about how we have been I wonder if it's you and do you feel the same? If we saw eachother would we laugh and smile everyday? Those years are just fading into memories Drunken pictures only kind of bring you back to me