Rest of Your Life (Pt. 2) Lyrics
Kids are the bravest
And I'll admit I doubted this enterprise
I was wrong
Now that I have your attention
Evening kisses
Bring out the truth
Both close your eyes
Imagine you’re standing still
Not surrounded by family
And friends
Pillars of song
Hope that you've learned to ignore
Attractors that cling to you
They're just nervous, don’t want you to fail
Remember your parents advice
Never take the place of experience
Of experience
Go now live life
For the first time
But don't forget
To make promises
About sickness and health
For richer for poorer
Everyday
You may not be a man yet
And you may not be a woman yet
You're strong and smart enough to know
It's not the seventeen-hundreds
You can lock and open doors
Lock and open doors
Honeymoon drive
A car so full of amazement
It's amazing the wheels can roll on
We all know that it's dry out west
Dewey palms make the air wet
Make the air wet
So do the kisses
[?] go by like passing light
Sweet words exchange each passing mile
It lasts forever
You may not be a man yet
And you may not be a woman yet
You're strong and smart enough to know
That you can change the world with a passing glance
Together
Can lock and open doors
Lock and open
You may not be a man yet
You may not be a woman yet
But you're strong and you’re smart enough to know
It’s not
Not the seventeen
Not the seventeen
And you can lock and open doors
Lock and open
Doors