bubble gum summer and a doe eyed girl,
brand new neighbors, open up the door to you-
bringing me a cake in your sun kissed curls,
sweet like icing, share another blush with you-
there, beneath the cellophane, forever frozen,
standing still in black and white, while we were living in color-
I turned twenty back in 1950,
on one knee and hoping I would hear one word-
a lifetime living in the love you give me,
all these years it's still the greatest word I've heard-
there, beneath the cellophane, forever frozen,
standing still in black and white, while we were living in color-
a quarter of a second in a polaroid border,
laughing at that polyester leisure suit-
in every picture we're a little bit older,
year by year, I lose my hair and yours turns blue-
there, beneath the cellophane, forever frozen,
standing still in black and white, while we were living in color-
there, beneath the cellophane, forever frozen,
standing still in black and white, while we were living in color-
bubble gum summer and a doe eyed girl,
brand new neighbors, I opened up my life to you-
bringing me a cake in your sun kissed curls,
sweet like icing, falling into love with you-
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