Roadtrip

Album: single release only (2021)
Charted: 75
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  • People change like the tides in the ocean
    At least I think
    Or am I dead wrong
    Foot on the brake at the light, I don't notice
    I sit and wait
    Until the next song
    20 Hours
    In an old van
    Up the east coast
    Through the cold wind
    Drove 20 hours
    By the ocean
    Up the east coast
    What a road trip
    Now that interstate is paved with memories
    Of a past life I lived when I was 18
    And every winter I think back to what we used to be
    In that past life we lived at 18
    I reminisce about a past life
    Things change, I get it
    Cause nothing lasts, right
    Yeah
    And I was thinking bout her last night
    Scrolling through our memories
    Debating bout our last times
    For a minute
    We was cool
    Then we flew
    Just a lil too close to the sun
    Now we finished
    Now we through
    Guess we knew
    One day we would have to grow up
    20 Hours
    In an old ford
    Across the Midwest
    Thinking what for
    Drove 20 hours
    But it's hopeless
    Across the Midwest
    What a road trip
    But now that interstate is paved with memories
    Of a past life I lived when I was 18
    And every winter I think back to what we used to be
    In that past life we lived at 18 Writer/s: Damian Vinh Hien Hoffmanns, Dream D, Justin James Kegel, Parker Makani Bata
    Publisher: O/B/O DistroKid, Songtrust Ave
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 9

  • Ewyhgaswn from Great BritainThis song hits different, it's great
  • Friend The Sheep from L’manberg OMG I LOVE THIS SONG nice work dream:)
  • Heechido from AzerbaijanPretty cool.
  • Uh- from BritianAnon from Anon
    idk but are these crushes really crushes really crushes? or celeb crushes?
    Either way IDFC I love you Dream!!!
  • Anonymouslove this song
  • Emery from WashingtonOne of my fav song really good song, dream is also one of my fav youtuber
  • Ashlynn from OhioI love you dream team
  • Bean from AustraliaI love this song
  • Anon from Anon"Roadtrip" is actually one of my favorite songs, (2nd one is "Your New Boyfriend" by Wilbur Soot.) and not because of the sadness in the song, but actually because of how great Dream is at singing. And he's just really cool. And if dream ever sees this comment, then oh no. But, I mean, he is, though. He's just a really great person, and yes he might S C R E A M . I N . M Y . E A R S . But it's ok in the end. He's still one of my favorite Minecraft players. :). And Sappitus Nappitus is what I'm calling SapNap from now on. Just wanted to get it out there :). And yes I have crushes from the Dream SMP. (W, D/C, R, T. Figure that out or have me tell you. It's in the same comment.)
    (It was Wilbur Soot, Dream/Clay, Ranboo, and TommyInnit.)(And also you would know I had a crush on them anyway, if you saw my Animal Crossing New Horizons wand outfits. And I made TommyInnit clothes in the game :). :)
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