Lyrics
Take me back to 8th & Trumbull
Where my world felt so damn small
Where our journey had just started
Thought we'd make it through it all
No map to guide, something deep inside
Said you always wanted more
Well I was there for you, but you wanted to explore
What we had you treasured years ago
Now it's buried twenty feet below
Well it's such a shame
I liked you in the old days
And I always knew that everyone would change
But you'll never be the same
Okay
I liked you in the old days
And I always knew that everyone would change
But you'll never be the same
One Saturday you had a lot to say
'Bout staying home, wishing I'd relate
Your boats getting overflown
You didn't think I'd ever go
But you remember our high school days
Getting lunch at the old Speedway
Forgetting all our problems
While we waste our lives away
Walked out the door
'Cause you wanted more
What we had you treasured years ago
Now it's buried twenty feet below
Well it's such a shame
I liked you in the old days
And I always knew that everyone would change
But you'll never be the same
Okay
I liked you in the old days
And I always knew that everyone would change
But you'll never be the same
Every secret you kept for me
You were someone I hoped to be
Even when we'd disagree
You meant the whole damn world to me
Every secret you kept for me
You were someone I hoped to be
Even when we'd disagree
You meant the whole damn world to me
Well it's such a shame
I liked you in the old days
And I always knew that everyone would change
But you'll never be the same
Okay
I liked you in the old days
And I always knew that everyone would change
But you'll never be the same
Well it's such a shame
I liked you in the old days
And I always knew that everyone would change
WRITERS
Chris Mandel, Drew Bender, Matt Copley
PUBLISHERS
Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, O/B/O DistroKid
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