We left, it was late June
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We kissed, shook hands
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One for all and all for one
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And then each took their train
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We were all just as scared
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We swore, hand on heart
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That we'd see each other again within ten years
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Now and then we invite each other
Even if we often avoid each other
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We say sure, I remember
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But we remember less and less
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It hasn't made us bitter
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We know there's nothing we can do
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It's life that changes us and messes with us
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All our big ideas about everything
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That gives us wrinkles
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In the corners of our eyes and hearts
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What's the point of fighting it
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And when we look at our watches
All at once we understand
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Some have had kids
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Others have said I'm waiting
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We've all loved women
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We've all found ourselves attractive
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We've all become somebody
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In our neighborhood or farther away
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Sure, we've lost touch
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But we don't call that lost
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We called each other every name
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We fell into each other's arms
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We didn't dare say no
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We said yes when we shouldn't have
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That didn't stop us
From keeping on loving each other
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For life that changes us and messes with us
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All our little ideas about everything
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That gives us wrinkles in the corners of our eyes and hearts
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No need to pretend
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Every day that goes by we learn
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That you can play without being an actor
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What's the point of fighting it
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Every day that goes by we learn
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That we all walk the same path