The Last Leaf on The Tree

If You Should Die, And I Should Live, The Last Leaf on The Tree
[Verse 1]
If you should die and I should live,
In this world where time won’t give,
Things might stumble on, but I’ll hold tight,
To the shenanigans that light up my nights.
Every laugh we shared, every gleam in your eye,
Might end up in a song, reaching for the sky.
And it’s sweet to know, no matter the end,
In the echoes of my heart, you will always blend.

[Chorus]
So I’ll sing to you, even if you’re gone,
The melody of memories, a never-ending song.
The words float freely, like wisps in the air,
Though they’re never in your head, they linger everywhere.

[Verse 2]
Maybe I’ll live to be the last leaf on the tree,
Holding on through the seasons, wild and free.
What do you get when a joke meets a thought?
Information without action, tangled but caught.
We laugh at our questions, seek answers that sway,
Dancing with our dreams in the light of the day.

[Chorus]
So I’ll sing to you, even if you’re gone,
The melody of memories, a never-ending song.
The words float freely, like wisps in the air,
Though they’re never in your head, they linger everywhere.

[Bridge]
Life’s a fleeting moment, and we chase the sun,
Through the ups and the downs, we learn to run.
Hold on to the laughter, let it guide the way,
With every strum and every note, we’ll find a brighter day.

[Chorus]
So I’ll sing to you, even if you’re gone,
The melody of memories, a never-ending song.
The words float freely, like wisps in the air,
Though they’re never in your head, they linger everywhere.

[Outro]
If you should die and I should live,
I’ll carry your spirit, for love will forgive.
In the rhythm of our hearts, in each rising dawn,
I’ll keep singing to you, our love forever drawn.