This Old Man

Every night, I'd sing my song to you and you would say
"I'll never grow up, I'll never grow up"
And at the end of my story, every time you'd say to me
"I'll never grow up, I'll never grow up"

In my dreams
You're sleeping on my shoulder
And never getting older, oh and I
I am by your side
Walking with you hand in hand
There in Never-land

Every night, I'd sing my song to you and you would say
"I'll never grow up, no, I'll never grow up"
At the end of my story, every time you'd say to me
"I'll never grow up, I'll never grow up"

We would play like pirates on the run
Racing round and round, the playground in the setting sun
But time it moves so quickly, time can steal the show
Understand that this old man is not letting go

Now I know
That we can't go back to then
I wish it'd never end
Oh, and how do I say goodbye
If I had just one more moment
One more lullaby?

Every night, I'd sing my song to you and you would say
"I'll never grow up, no, I'll never grow up"
At the end of my story, every time you'd say to me
"I'll never grow up, dad, I'll never grow up"