"Niagara" lyrics

There won't be funerals, at least not anymore
And Lord knows that Mom would never have wanted one before
There was family, you and Mom and me
'Cause crossing still lines, I-64 across the country

I know the wounds are raw, you're in a rush to heal
But don't you think we need a trip to let us try to feel?

To Niagara, chill light
Can you think of some place better if you had to die
Than Niagara? You'll see
Just the rushing falls and fainter sounds of memories
Let's go

I'm being serious, no moping anymore
Pack the Subaru with suitcases just like things were before
We're here for this, it's what we have to do
You know Mom would never leave a note unless she wanted to

One last time, one last time
One last time, don't you remember?

Niagara in spring
All the world's in bloom, the water fixes everything
Niagara, she belongs
Falling fifteen-hundred feet and there's nothing wrong
Let's go

Maybe we'll try to finally say goodbye
If she had things to say
She knew that we'd find a way
Maybe we'll see what she is telling me
Make our choices clear
Niagara could stop the fear
Let's go

Niagara in spring
All the worlds in bloom, the water fixes everything
Niagara, she belongs
Falling fifteen-hundred feet and there's nothing wrong
Let's go