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Anywhere, Forever
02:41
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look inside that room of yours
anywhere, forever
a glimpse of what we had that night
to bring us back together
and hopping those fences
led to memories i cant forget
alone and defenseless
but still saved by my friends
being young wont last forever
hearts to mend i cant remember
we can go somewhere forever
i know youre heading elsewhere
soon to meet the seasons fate
ill hesitate
those long talks on hot cement
do you still remember
stick and pokes in your garage
i fucking hate september
im feeling fine
i hope youre better
ill prolly see you
next december
being young wont last forever
hearts to mend i cant remember
we can go somewhere forever
i know youre heading elsewhere
being young wont last
wont last forever
ive got this feeling in my bones
that youre headed somewhere else
and if i dont leave this home
then ill never be myself
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2. |
Loose Ends
02:54
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remember all those car rides
you said this wouldnt work
all i wanted was to hold hands
and lend you my shirts
my happiness was defined by your smile
you had concerns
and i was in denial
let me drive you home
let me drive you home
i dont want you to walk
youre far away even if its down the block
(let me be your home)
distance between us
feels like oceans apart
crossing the finish line
i thought this was the start
and sometimes i get confused
with what i want
and what i know
cuz when the seasons change
i know that you wont be home
let me drive you home
let me drive you home
i dont want you to walk
youre far away even if its down the block
so if you hold my hand
for this one last time
i swear that ill be fine
these memories wont turn me blind
wont turn me blind
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3. |
Reservations
03:27
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theres a fear thats lodged
deep inside my chest
hearing footsteps walk behind me
and they say its for the best
the way you
cut your dress so extra short
you only flirt
when your at my shows
a pain that i cant ignore
a sore that ive allowed to grow
you love to share your eyes
but not with me
although my love is blind
this still runs deep
i cant help that i care
about what you think
authenticity never felt
hard to keep
will it always be so
when will the tulips start to grow
time had passed and i know
this hourglass is moving slow
counting the steps
that it took to erase
a dream where this boy
finally learns his place
a journey once shared
turned to his escape
reservations expired
this must be fate
i know
you didnt ask for this
i will leave california
if it seems its worth the risk
all our talks now
are saturated
admiration is overrated
you love to share your eyes
but not with me
although my love is blind
this still runs deep
i cant help that i care
about what you think
authenticity never felt hard to keep
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4. |
Through & Through
03:49
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wishing my youth could have been different
counting stars within this prison
broken promises you live in
why am i still unforgiven
i can feel this animosity
growing through and through
you dont know just what it takes
to do the things i do
where have you gone
the light that i
i use to guide myself
who was that kid
tell me how
am i not myself
once up north
now youve moved out east
bet i still know your favorite drink
this fear inside is one that ive allowed
one that you know now
little lights they grow and grow
hollowed out without a home
little lights they grow and grow
they will lead me to my throne
where have you gone
the light that i
i use to guide myself
who was that kid
tell me how
am i not myself
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Remember August Long Beach, California
emiro - vocals
rain - bass
max - guitar
diego - guitar
nick - drums
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