Album: In Between Dreams (2005)

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• Do you remember when we first met?
  I sure do, it was some time in early September
  You were lazy about it, you made me wait around
  I was so crazy about you I didn't mind
  
  So I was late for class, I locked my bike to yours
  It wasn't hard to find, you painted flowers on it
  I guess that I was afraid that if you rolled away
  You might not roll back my direction real soon
  
  Well I was crazy about you then and now
  The craziest thing of all is over ten years have gone by
  And you're still mine, we're locked in time
  Let's rewind
  
  Do you remember when we first moved in together?
  The piano took up the living room
  You played me boogie-woogie I played you love songs
  You'd say we're playing house now you still say we are
  
  We built our getaway up in a tree we found
  We felt so far away but we were still in town
  Now I remember watching that old tree burn down
  I took a picture that I don't like to look at
  
  Well all these times they come and go
  And alone don't seem so long
  Over ten years have gone by
  We can't rewind, we're locked in time
  But you're still mine
  Do you remember? Writer/s: Jack Hody Johnson
  Publisher: Bubble Toes Publishing, REACH MUSIC PUBLISHING, Songtrust Ave
  Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 8

• Punkgal from Leeds, United Kingdomdoes this guy only know one riff on the guitar? its kinda irritating
• Yana from Sydney, Australiasorry that's 2000/2001
• Yana from Sydney, AustraliaIf I remember correctly he has been with his wife for about 10/11 years. I remember reading something about him meeting her on either the first day or first few weeks of college and they were married around 2001/2001
• Ahmed Kakembo from Kampala, Ugandayes that is it i like this song so muh that i can do better my with it
• Andrea from Sønderborg, DenmarkIn the song he claims, they've been together for "over ten years". Do any of you know exactly how many years they've been together?
• Andrea from Sønderborg, DenmarkGod, I love this song. I agree with both of you guys. It's amazing, and I remember hearing it for the first time. It made me cry more than ones. You can just picture him, being all silly in love, experiencing all these wonderful stuff. And now they're married. She must fall in love with him all over again, when she hears this song. I do.
• Hannah from Usa, TnI really like this song AS I DO EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM!! but when i see this song i see my parents pretty much in the stages of love! so so so sweet
• TorbjÃ?rn from Trondheim, Norway"It's just stuff I thought might make people laugh and feel good"
  
  And it does.. I love this song
  
  

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