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Eating watermelon slices covered in Tajin
On forty second avenue walking in the rain
Reading Robert Frost you ask me what it means
I have no idea but it's everything
I wanna see a Rothko stare at Basquiat
We can't afford a taxi or a restaurant
We open up a menu hang our heads in shame
As with usual only forty dollars to our name
One summer we married against all the odds
Through all of these years I'm thanking God
I get to spend my life making you sure
There's no way that I can love you any more
Pull into Ohio for a tank of gasoline
A host of sparrows drinking from a spill of antifreeze
You laugh as I chase them I throw you the keys
Don't you dare go anywhere without me
An episode of Downton after dinner walk
Look up at the sycamores and listen to you talk
We have so many scars now but we are not afraid
Every night sleeping in the home that we made
One summer we married against all the odds
Through all of these years I'm thanking God
I get to spend my life making you sure
There's no way that I can love you any more
You were so quiet I was so loud
You were so beautiful I was so proud
We fell in love on the cliffs by the bay
Disappeared in the fog looking at Monterey
I did not deserve you your mother was right
Roll up my sleeves set the world right
I'm alive and I'm working my heart out to prove
There's nothing that I wouldn't do
One summer we married against all the odds
Through all of these years I'm thanking God
I get to spend my life making you sure
There's no way that I can love you any more