Friday

[00:05:200]He is cooking a fisherman's stew

[00:09:100]Archibald patiently waits at his feet

[00:14:600]He is whistling a fisherman's tune

[00:18:000]Archibald's wagging his tail to the beat

[00:22:000]Make the autumn winds turn

[00:24:100]Make the flowers still bloom

[00:26:100]Turn the clock on the wall to the first day of June

[00:31:300]I attempt to freeze time

[00:33:000]Keep the sun shining bright

[00:34:950]On this very last summer's night

[00:43:100]Then he tells her tall tales from the sea

[00:48:000]Ghost ships and treasures and strange souvenirs

[00:52:050]As he tells her,he's smiling at me

[00:56:900]Wide-eyed she listens and draws what she hears

[01:00:000]Make the autumn winds turn

[01:02:000]Make the flowers still bloom

[01:04:950]Turn the clock on the wall to the first day of June

[01:09:500]I attempt to freeze time

[01:11:800]Keep the sun shining bright

[01:13:800]On this very last summer's night

[01:21:200]After dinner we walk on the pier

[01:25:900]Seagulls are crying and fishing boats creak

[01:30:100]Under evening skies perfectly clear

[01:34:900]He pulls me in tighter and kisses my cheek

[01:38:100]Make the autumn winds turn

[01:40:900]Make the flowers still bloom

[01:43:200]Turn the clock on the wall to the first day of June

[01:47:900]As the sun slowly sinks

[01:50:800]I can't help but to think

[01:52:100]That we're truly eack other's most valuable things

[01:56:100]They say time can't be stopped

[01:58:800]But I'll give it a try

[02:01:000]As the last summer's night

[02:06:000]As the last summer's night

[02:10:200]Passes by