The End Of An Age Lyrics - The Atlantic Ocean - Richard Swift

Hello friend, how are you? How you do? 

Nice to think most of the pain is through 

But you never know about these things 

You never know 

Hard for me to really understand 

And hard for me to see the sleight of hand 

'Cause the times have changed and we're getting old 

We're getting old 

Pick a number and begin to count 

You know I didn't mean to bring you down 

This is the end of an age 

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I'm moving out because you're moving in 

I couldn't see, I couldn't see 

This is the end of an age 

There's no time for weeping now 

Nice to think that that was in the past 

And nice to know that nothing's meant to last 

Well, except for you and except for me 

What's up above and underneath 

It's hard for me to really understand 

And hard for me to see the sleight of hand 

'Cause the times have changed and we're getting old 

We're getting old 

Well, pick a number and begin to count 

You know I never meant to bring you down 

This is the end of an age 

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I'm moving out because you're moving in 

I couldn't see, I couldn't see 

This is the end of an age 

There's no time for weeping now 

There's no time for weeping now