Grow Old

Tell me that you love me, say we'll always work it out

I know it's kinda scary but it's only temporary doubt

I've done a lot of stupid things but promise that you're gonna stay

Long enough to grow old with me

We're gonna see the good times, love each other through the bad

It's gonna hurt like hell when we lose our moms and dads

So let my shoulder hold your tears, walk beside me through the years

Baby, let's see where this love could lead

Let's hold hands on your favorite beach

Fix up a house that we found in the city limits

Tangled up in a satin sheet

And get a little loud when we've had too much to drink

And learn to love from a church pew

Laugh about the times we counted pennies

Buy some land with a good view to start a family

Baby, grow old with me

It's gonna take a little time, we'll have to work at it everyday

We're gonna lose a lot of sleep and learn to eat out of a microwave

You know we'll probably never have it all

But that's part of building up the walls strong enough

To stand up through the rain

We'll make some love on your favorite beach

And at the house that we found in the city limits

Talk our babies through the bad dreams

When they get a little older we'll tell them not to drink

Book a church when she finds a groom

Laugh about all the times they'll count the pennies

Give them land with a good view to start a family

And, baby, you know we might

Take a turn at a bad road

Maybe go where the wind blows, baby

But end up right where we were meant to be, yeah

Back and forth on a porch swing, huh

Hard not to smile thinking how it don't get much better

Our baby's baby's turning eighteen, what a family, hmm

Baby, grow old with me

Baby, grow old with me

Baby, grow old with me, yeah

Tell me that you love me, say we'll always work it out