Could apologise for last night, but oh why bother.
I believe that it's not right, to forget the face of my father.
We wait for days of judgement come, but tomorrow we'll be gone.
So don't you bother,
When we were younger,
You carried us home.
We sat on your shoulders,
Said how heavy have we become
As we grew older.
We sang songs, of how we'd never grow up Maybe you wish we'd spent more time,
With us on your mind.
Then I recognised we're alike, so oh why bother.
I'm nothing but a younger you, and regret will fill me no longer. Don't you worry about my troubled days, I've chosen to be fine,
So don't you bother.
When we were younger,
You carried us home.
We sat on your shoulders,
Said how heavy have we become
As we grew older.
Then we sang songs, of how we'd never grow up, Maybe you wish we'd spent more time,
With us on your mind.
Now that I'm older,
I'll carry you home.
Our memories holding,
And how heavy have they become,
Now that I'm older,
I'll sing our songs of how we'd never grow up, and now I'd wish we spend more time.
With you on my mind.