Kids grown up, they’ve both moved out
They have families of their own
Now you’re just empty nesters
All you do is sit and moan
You’ve reached the demarkation point
Where your lives go separate ways
You both would like the other gone
You’re both counting the days
At first you were the world to me
I meant all that I said
But now that thirty years have passed
You’re worth more to me dead
You’re both insured like crazy
The house is free and clear
Did I mention, there’s a pension?
These are all that you hold dear
We no longer share vacations
You have your friends, I have mine
And it seems when we’re together
Al we do is bide our time
At first you were the world to me
I meant all that I said
But now that thirty years have passed
You’re worth more to me dead
We still have sex, but not together
We both eat, but never dine
We live as singles, although married
You’ve your friends and I have mine
When you sleep, I check your breathing
Just to see if you’re alive
I want you dead, but I won’t kill you
I just think of things you won’t survive
At first you were the world to me
I meant all that I said
But now that thirty years have passed
You’re worth more to me dead
I used to love you more than ever
For our two kids, it’s you I thank
But now that love is for another
That love is for what’s in your bank
We have no interests left worth sharing
When we’re alone we make no sound
You know that we just want the other
In a box six feet below the ground
At first you were the world to me
I meant all the things that I said
But now that thirty years have passed
You’re worth much more to me dead
At first you were the world to me
I meant all the things that I said
But now that thirty years have passed
You’re worth much more to me dead
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