Testo di 'Summer Of '92' di The Classic Crime

Remember when the neighborhood was ours
Bikes on the sidewalk, passing cars
In the never ending summer of ’92
Sun bleached hair, freckled faces, simple things to do

And at the end of each day
When our shadows stretched out
We’d swear to meet again
Soon as the Sun came back around

Do you remember the streetlights?
Riding home on our bikes
So sad to see the Sun go down?
When every day was a lifetime
We couldn’t wait to get outside
On the sidewalks in our hometown

Do you remember when the cops were called?
Watched as the marriages fell apart
I swear when I graduate, I’m gone
Into the great beyond

The only thing I know
Is I’m getting out of this town
Where everything moves slow
I’m not coming home, not coming down

Do you remember the streetlights?
Riding home on our bikes
So sad to see the Sun go down?
When every day was a lifetime
We couldn’t wait to get outside
On the sidewalks in our hometown

What’s it gonna take?
How did we get separated
From the things that we used to do?
In these early August days
I can feel my heart ache
For the summer of ’92

I know it wasn’t perfect
But I feel like I’ve been searching
For a memory that I lost of you
What’s it gonna cost
To recover from the loss?
Maybe a lifetime
Maybe a lifetime or two

Do you remember the streetlights?
Riding home on our bikes
So sad to see the Sun go down?
When every day was a lifetime
We couldn’t wait to get outside
On the sidewalks in our hometown

All of the roads we went down
Without a map we found our way
All of the timeless wonders
The Sun in the sky, the endless days, we couldn’t stay