Some Days Lyrics

I turned into my mother, the minute

We could fit a desk at home

My twenties taught me no one gets to sleep

And you're so much like your father

Spent the weekend watching Hallmark

We're both reflecting lives we saw

Two decades in the past

Say that you're only

Saving tomorrow's strength

Some days I plan our retirement

And some days I'm planning my wake

When I feel your head on my shoulder

I hope you know

I love either way

I turned into my father, the minute

I ever got a paycheck

And could be who someone needed me to be

And I'm never sure who found it

Gentle chemical imbalance

Something left to show me

Just how far the roots have gone

Promise you're only

Saving tomorrow's strength

Some days I plan our retirement

And some days I'm planning my wake

When I feel your head on my shoulder

I hope you know

I love either way

You turned into my heartbeat

At night in Culver City

The look you made, it stayed with me for days

With your left hand on my back, you said

We've hardly even started

You don't have to feel better but

I think you will someday

You told me then, you loved me either way

Some days I'm planning

And some days, I

Some days I plan our retirement

And some days I'm planning my wake

When I feel your head on my shoulder

I hope you know

I love either way

Some days I'm planting a garden

And some days I burn it away

When I hear your plans for the spring time

I hope you know

I'll be with you all the same