I Love You. I Miss You. Goodnight.

I don't know where I'd be without you
Probably lost to the tangles of life
You taught me to swim
You taught me to laugh
You taught me to drink my coffee black
But more than that, you taught me to be kind
I'll remember you and the summers at Cedar Point
And we'll take Gloria just like how you took us
And I'll smile time and again when I think of how you tricked them into riding magnum when she thought it was a slow one

I'm picturing you and Charlie and Coby, circling the bar for the thousandth time
I'm picturing you, laughing with Gloria
I love you
I miss you
Good night

I don't know where we'd be without you
Probably smoking cigs because you never would havе caught us
But I guess sometimes whеn we'd slip by and when you came down late at night and we gave you OJ and pass away the vodka

I'll remember you when June had played the palace
And riding our bikes there in the summer of '99
And I'm gonna go
Order up hot fudge sundae, extra nuts
The way to feel it
To the middle of the night

I'm picturing you, and Charlie and Coby, circling the bar for the thousandth time
I'm picturing you laughing with Gloria

I love you
I miss you
Good night

I love you
I miss you
Good night

I love you
I miss you
Goodnight