You can always trust there’ll be weather
But can you trust a weatherman
You can always trust the times will change
But never slow enough for you to understand
You can count on the fact we’ll all die
But you can never know when or where
And while you worry about it life passes by
And mine’s too precious for me to share
You can trust in the dark the last key you try
Will be the one to open up your door
You can trust the kids will wail and cry
If you suggest being older, you might know more
You can count on the fact that winter days
Seem longer and colder the older you get
And as you memory fades and you lose you ways
The umbrella you forgot means you’ll end up wet
You can trust in your ever beating heart
But it will one day slow to a halt
You can bet for sure whenever trouble starts
Your elected officials will say its not their fault
You can always trust there’ll be weather
And the weatherman may one day get it right
But for the time being it would be better
If you left the door locked and stayed in tonight