Witness Old Love lyrics

"Will you love me when I'm old when I'm old love? When the bones get brittle and the stars go cold, love. Will we ever move out Minnesota? Where we grow old but we never grow up. They say Father Time's tapping on the table, they say St. Peter beckons at the gate, and. For every day we've been given I've been grateful, pins and needles every second that we've wasted. And maybe love is a chemical inside our head, a black widow trying to pull us in a spider web. But when I feel your body lying right beside in bed, I only gotta look at you and in the moment I forget. So if we're being honest tell me is it likely, am I just Adonis to your goddess Aphrodite. Could you ever promise a life where you might be, could you ever promise me a life where you might be mine. Cause I've got my mind made up and, we ain't got too much time. I hear that train's been coming, and heaven knows I've tried. I've heard it all before but, way back when we were young. I'll be here where you need me, if! I'm that only one. Will you love me when I'm old love, will you love me when I'm old love...."