Remembering things about the house in which we were raised
Things that we hold dear and deep in our hearts
Like our parents now old who which we have praised
And the puzzles we made with their 1,000 parts
We were young and as kids we could never have realized
Just how fast the time would go by
Naive to the facts but yet we idealized
Which now makes me think back with a sigh
Those nights we'd stay up and make tents with our sheets
We'd laugh and make fun, we thought it was a riot
Hoping Dad would not come up and warm our poor seats
Because he would keep yelling up for us to keep quiet
The friends we had over, that seemed part of our clan
Even though there was no blood to share
The one friend that endured and grew into a man
Who's friendship was strong with no need to repair
Now we empty it out cause it's time to move on
Seeing all those sweet memories in every corner
Bringing a tear to our eye thinking of those times gone
Which fills up my heart making me feel like a mourner
It's just brick, and wood, and a little piece of land
But can never be replaced in our heart
We may move on, but it will long stand
As we move on with our life and depart