Getting old with someone sounds romantic — and honestly, it is.
Joanne and I have collected a beautiful pile of moments: dances, road trips, quiet mornings, strange adventures, deep talks, little laughs, and all the ordinary magic that somehow becomes a life.
But “growing old together” has two parts. The together part is lovely. The old part can be a little rude.
This song is about that sweet and stubborn wish to slow the clock down, hold the hand a little longer, and make the moment stay put for once.
Can we make it last?
Let’s make it last.
Make It Last
I’m thinking ’bout my days as I get older
And the questions that I’ve learned from the past
How many days are left for me to hold her
All the memories seem to come and go so fast
Can we make it last?
Or can’t we just make these moments last?
‘Cause there’s days when the sun won’t shine and days that just get older
And there’s days when I have you here with me
These days I call you mine but just around the corner
There’s days when we’ll set my spirit free
Can we make it last?
Or can’t we just make these moments last?
[acoustic guitar continues fingerpicking pattern]
I need my jacket now as it gets colder
All the shivers seem to come on me so fast
These days I call you mine and though we’re getting older
There’s nowhere else on earth I’d rather be
Can we make it last?
Or can’t we just make these moments last?
Can we make it last?
Let’s make it last