Glass of Wine

A glass of wine will relax your mind
In vino veritas
Have another glass 
Bring back the good times
Restore the good old days 
When you were mine

A mug of beer frosted with cheer
It's not New Year's 
But it sure feels like it 
When love was new & bold
We called them the good old days 
You were always on my mind 

I felt so confident & free
I trusted you with every secret 
In vino veritas 
Glass after glass 
After all these years 
Why did we break up?

A glass of wine will refresh your mind 
We thought love would last forever 
Couldn't ask for nicer weather 
Kiss me like old times 
Tell me another secret
Until again we say goodbye.


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