Parker Ouellette - Trevor's Song Lyrics

Pulled out from the stack
Is him and my father
Back when a six pack
Cost just five dollars
Drinking like devils
Joking like brothers
This one's a keeper
Put it next to the others
'Cause in the frame, always the same
And all the girls are right, men never change
'Cause he was always one to have a laugh
Now he doesn't cry, and he's never sore
And life can't hurt him anymore
He's always smiling in this photograph
To try to recall
All the years that went by
I'd like the paint on the wall
Flaked up and dry
Memories can change
Years get rearranged
And nothing seems to stand up
Against time
But in the frame, always the same
And all the girls are right, men never change
'Cause he was always one to have a laugh
Now he doesn't cry, and he's never sore
And life can't hurt him anymore
He's always smiling in this photograph
No he doesn't cry, and he's never sore
And life can't hurt him anymore
He's always smiling in this photograph