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Rainbow Rain - Those Days with You
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Текст песни: We raced our bikes till the sky turned gray
Your mother called from the porch, we'd beg to stay
Barefoot summers, chalk on the street
Trading our secrets and half of our sweets
No plans past Friday, no bills to pay
Just one more game before we went away
You said we'd never let the good years end
I believed every word from my best friend
Now I pass that old corner, the swings are gone
And the house where we laughed has its curtains drawn
I miss when the days were easy to hold
When we ran home laughing, too young to know cold
Now the rent comes due and the mornings bite
And I carry our goodbye through another night
We grew up fast, but I still hear that sound
Our shoes on the pavement, the sun going down
I miss who we were before life got so hard
Before work took the hours, before love fell apart
Alarm at six, coffee gone cold
A stack of red letters, the same worries old
Your ring in a box by the kitchen sink
I stare at the wall and forget how to think
We split up the books and the chipped blue plates
Signed our names beneath what we couldn't save
You took the plant that we bought in May
I kept the key, though you moved away
And the friends we swore we'd see every week
Send birthday messages, then disappear for months
I miss when the days were easy to hold
When we ran home laughing, too young to know cold
Now the rent comes due and the mornings bite
And I carry our goodbye through another night
We grew up fast, but I still hear that sound
Our shoes on the pavement, the sun going down
I miss who we were before life got so hard
Before work took the hours, before love fell apart
If I could find you for an hour or two
I'd ask if that kid still lives somewhere in you
Would we race to the fence like we used to do?
Would you say, "one more round," like you always knew?
I miss when the days were easy to hold
When we ran home laughing, too young to know cold
Now the rent comes due and the mornings bite
Still I keep those summers somewhere inside
We grew up fast, but I still hear that sound
Our shoes on the pavement, the sun going down
Though the years took the road we thought we'd share
For a little while, we were weightless there
The porch light flickers, the evening turns blue
I still remember those days with you
Your mother called from the porch, we'd beg to stay
Barefoot summers, chalk on the street
Trading our secrets and half of our sweets
No plans past Friday, no bills to pay
Just one more game before we went away
You said we'd never let the good years end
I believed every word from my best friend
Now I pass that old corner, the swings are gone
And the house where we laughed has its curtains drawn
I miss when the days were easy to hold
When we ran home laughing, too young to know cold
Now the rent comes due and the mornings bite
And I carry our goodbye through another night
We grew up fast, but I still hear that sound
Our shoes on the pavement, the sun going down
I miss who we were before life got so hard
Before work took the hours, before love fell apart
Alarm at six, coffee gone cold
A stack of red letters, the same worries old
Your ring in a box by the kitchen sink
I stare at the wall and forget how to think
We split up the books and the chipped blue plates
Signed our names beneath what we couldn't save
You took the plant that we bought in May
I kept the key, though you moved away
And the friends we swore we'd see every week
Send birthday messages, then disappear for months
I miss when the days were easy to hold
When we ran home laughing, too young to know cold
Now the rent comes due and the mornings bite
And I carry our goodbye through another night
We grew up fast, but I still hear that sound
Our shoes on the pavement, the sun going down
I miss who we were before life got so hard
Before work took the hours, before love fell apart
If I could find you for an hour or two
I'd ask if that kid still lives somewhere in you
Would we race to the fence like we used to do?
Would you say, "one more round," like you always knew?
I miss when the days were easy to hold
When we ran home laughing, too young to know cold
Now the rent comes due and the mornings bite
Still I keep those summers somewhere inside
We grew up fast, but I still hear that sound
Our shoes on the pavement, the sun going down
Though the years took the road we thought we'd share
For a little while, we were weightless there
The porch light flickers, the evening turns blue
I still remember those days with you
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