Worn Porch Swing

Lyrics

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[Verse 1]
The summer sun hangs low and tired, painting skies of amber red
Another season gently fading, unspoken words are left unsaid
On this old wooden porch, I'm sitting, feeling cool air start to creep
Watching shadows grow much longer, as the day prepares to sleep

[Chorus]
Oh, the veranda's last glow, a bittersweet and tender sight
Where laughter echoes from the ages, bathed in fading evening light
Every creak and every splinter holds a story, warm and true
Of generations, love, and living, passing summers, old and new

[Verse 2]
I can almost hear my grandpa's stories, wisdom etched in every line
Grandma humming low beside him, with a love that felt divine
Kids would chase fireflies in twilight, secrets whispered, dreams took flight
Simple moments, pure and precious, holding back the coming night

[Chorus]
Oh, the veranda's last glow, a bittersweet and tender sight
Where laughter echoes from the ages, bathed in fading evening light
Every creak and every splinter holds a story, warm and true
Of generations, love, and living, passing summers, old and new

[Bridge]
The leaves will turn, the frost will follow, winter winds will soon arrive
But these memories, like old photographs, keep the veranda's soul alive
It's a sacred space, a silent keeper, of the hearts that gathered here
And in this fading light, I feel them, close and comforting and near

[Chorus]
Oh, the veranda's last glow, a bittersweet and tender sight
Where laughter echoes from the ages, bathed in fading evening light
Every creak and every splinter holds a story, warm and true
Of generations, love, and living, passing summers, old and new

[Outro]
Yeah, generations, love, and living, in the veranda's last soft glow
Just remembering, letting go, watching the last warm moments flow.