Till We're Old - LexMorris & Benlon

We got comforts and we got shelter from the cold We got doctors and we got nurses when we're old We got TV and our cellphones when we're alone Until it rains, until the shadows of the night start to wane Until the fabric from our lives start to fray Until the neurons in our brain start to fade Well we got faith, till we're afraid We got pulpits and we got outlets to speak our mind We got saviors and we got victory on the line We got courage and we got screens to hide behind Until it rains, until the shadows of the night start to wane Until the fabric from our lives start to fray Until the neurons in our brain start to fade Well we got faith, till we're afraid And I'm afraid

Wonder if the ground beneath our bodies Is the same we once adored We're passing on our stories like we're Losing all our breath for something more Learn from my mistakes and take your Patience with you when you fight the war 'Cause maybe we weren't meant to keep Ourselves awake until we know what for Leave me in my own skin in which I was, in which I was born In the wind, predestined, gone before the oceans wash ashore Don't you feel it darlin' when you sleep? 'Cause I'm not stopping 'til we're in the sea Can we call it motion if the only thing that's moving is our line? Drawn across the sand as if we're sifting and adjusting space and time 'Cause everything we know is just a story We've been told and keep repeating 'til we're tired But if we try, if we try Leave me in my own skin in which I was, in which I was born In the wind, predestined, gone before the oceans wash ashore Don't you feel it darlin' when you sleep? I'm not stopping 'til we're in the sea Don't you feel it darlin' when you sleep?

If life is like a candle bright death must be the wind You can close your window tight and it still comes flowing in So I will climb the highest hill and watch the rising sun And I pray that I don't feel the chill till I'm too old to die young Let me watch my children grow to see what they become Oh, Lord, don't let that cold wind blow till I'm too old to die young Now I have had some dear sweet friends I thought would never die Now the only thing that's left of them is the teardrops in my eyes If I could have one wish today and know it would be done Well I would say everyone could stay till they're too old to die young Let me watch my children grow to see what they become Oh, Lord, don't let that cold wind blow till I'm too old to die young Let me watch my children grow to see what they become Oh, Lord, don't let that cold wind blow till I'm too old to die young

Let's play a little old fashioned Texas Hold'em Shuffle 'em up and ante up, my friend Smoke 'em if you gotta or let's roll, so Fire 'em up and pass 'em 'round again Best beware of pickpockets and loose women 'Cause they're known to frequent Jangles Orchid Lounge Don't go bettin' it all on that old river If you're in too deep, it's bound to pull you down We're not happy till you're not happy Here comes old money bags again We're not happy till you're not happy But we're glad to let you buy back in, my friend For Stanton, he don't care about the money He just comes for what is jokes and all his lies We're here to shoot the bull and shoot tequila Play some cards and hide out from our wives The stakes ain't the only thing that's gettin' high I can see the party's gettin' in your eyes Odds are you won't get to rake it in 'Cause it's gonna take a Dead Man's Hand to win We're not happy till you're not happy Here comes old money bags again We're not happy till you're not happy We gladly let you buy back in, my friend We're not happy till you're not happy Here comes old money bags again We're not happy till you're not happy But we'll gladly let you buy back in, my friend We'll gladly let you buy back in, my friend