Me and Michael
By C Nichols
Me and Michael
I had six years to his ten
When I fell in love for the very
first time
It wasn’t any easier then
Than it’s ever been
We’re hiding and seeking
All the kids in the neighborhood
We’d ditch all the others, run into
the shadows
Whenever we could
Finding you was always good
All those summer evenings
Sitting in circles on the grass
We’re going to live forever
But we grow up so fast
Me and Michael
We’re sitting on the wall
He says they’re playing our song,
now, united we stand
Divided we fall
But I answered to another call
All those summer evenings
Sitting in circles on the grass
We’re going to live forever
But we grow up so fast
Went into hiding for protection
from the light
Looked into the shadows but you’re
nowhere in sight
Come on, Michael
Come on, Michael
Come on, Michael----
Come out Michael
Wherever you may be
I’m tired of hiding, I’m out in
the open
Out where you can see
If there’s a song that belongs to
us
Won’t you sing it once for me
Ollie ollie oxen free
Copyright 1996
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