You Still Laugh Before The Punchline

Oh, look what the years did,
Some things they couldn't touch.
Oh, after all this distance, I remember far too much.
Yeah.
You're married twice, I moved away at 20,
You have a daughter studying in Rome.
I told you I had nearly bought that workshop,
You smiled and said you always talked of home.
Then came the names we hadn't said in ages,
The field behind the school, that borrowed car.