[Verse] Sun dips low behind the pines, Old truckâs parked where the grass still shines, Kids chasing dreams with dusty feet, Mamas passinâ pies, that smell so sweet. [Pre-Chorus] The fiddle plays a tune I know, Like summer days long ago. [Chorus] At the church picnic, laughter flies, Underneath these open skies, With every slice of cherry pie, Weâre holdinâ on to days gone by. Oh, the fiddleâs cry and the porch lightâs glow, Where the memories gather slow. [Verse] White lace dresses and worn-out shoes, Stories told and no oneâs in a rush, Old friends meet and young hearts sigh, In the warmth of that July sky. [Pre-Chorus] The fiddle plays a tune I know, Like summer days long ago. [Chorus] At the church picnic, laughter flies, Underneath these open skies, With every slice of cherry pie, Weâre holdinâ on to days gone by. Oh, the fiddleâs cry and the porch lightâs glow, Where the memories gather slow. [Bridge] Dusty boots and wooden swings, Simple joys that almost sting, In this moment, time stands still, With every song, weâre home again. [Chorus] At the church picnic, laughter flies, Underneath these open skies, With every slice of cherry pie, Weâre holdinâ on to days gone by. Oh, the fiddleâs cry and the porch lightâs glow, Where the memories gather slow. [Chorus] At the church picnic, laughter flies, Underneath these open skies, With every slice of cherry pie, Weâre holdinâ on to days gone by. Oh, the fiddleâs cry and the porch lightâs glow, Where the memories gather slow. [Outro] Where the memories gather slow.