Freddie McClendon - 93 Lyrics

You and me, before we even turned 13
I could picture life beyond my dreams
And you were like the greatest thing I'd ever seen
Got so nervous but you never really seemed to be

And you could shine even under Greenwood skies
I could see the world the way it never seemed to be
You were my world, it was undeserved, but you were my girl
And you and me, when we're the age of 23

We could rent a house while we finish our degree
College nights, to graduation black and whites
All to start a life for you and me
You were my world, it was undeserved, but you were my girl

And you and me, when we're the age of 43
We could have our own little lovely family
New York skies, playhouse in neon lights
You will be the star I've always known you to be

Family, not 10 but maybe 3
And then I think you'd agree it was meant to be
You were my world, it was undeserved, but you were my girl
Of my dreams

Of my dreams
Soon you and me will be the age of 93
And all we'll see are you and me
Charleston nights, grandchildren, endless lights

And then I think you'd agree it was meant to be
If you loved me, I could live till 93
Be the man my dad never got to be
If you loved me, I could have a family

If you loved me