Here we are in the best years of our lives
With no way of knowing when the wheel'll stop spinning
'Cause we don't know where we're going

And here we are on the best day of our lives
And it's a go, let's make it last, so cheers you all to that
'Cause this moment's never coming back

I used to know her brother but I never knew I loved her
'Til the day she laid her eyes on me
Now I'm jumping up and down, she's the only one around
And she means every little thing to me

I've got your picture in my wallet
And your phone number to call it
And I miss you more whenever I think about you

I've got your mixed tape in my walkman
Been so long since we've been talking
And in a few more days we'll both hook up forever and ever

And here I am on the west coast of America
And I've been trying to think for weeks of all the ways to ask you
And now I've brought you to the place where I've poured my heart out
A million times, for a million reasons to offer it to you

I used to know her brother but I never knew I loved her
'Til the day she laid her eyes on me
Now I'm jumping up and down, she's the only one around
And she means every little thing to me

I've got your picture in my wallet
And your phone number to call it
And I miss you more whenever I think about you

I've got your mixed tape in my walkman
Been so long since we've been talking
And in a few more days we'll both hook up forever and ever

I used to know her brother but I never knew I loved her
'Til the day she laid her eyes on me
Now I'm jumping up and down, she's the only one around
And she means every little thing to me

I've got your picture in my wallet
And your phone number to call it
And I miss you more whenever I think about you

I've got your mixed tape in my walkman
Been so long since we've been talking
And in a few more days, we'll both hook up forever and ever


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Moment of Truth Lyrics as written by Phil Chilton Peter L Smith

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    i find, in my thoughts :), that it is about two good mates that are opposite sex, she has gone away for a while and he has realised how much he loves her after she has left. i thought the words were 'i used to know a brother, but i never knew i loved her' which mae me think they were good mates and anywhoozer, she has gone away for a while and they havn't spoken for a while and they get in contact and he goes to see her and he is thinking of ways to tell her how he feels so he takes her home with him and takes her to a special place where he has thought about her often and she has to go back home and she has decided she loves him too and she is coming back to be with him. i like to think of it like that because it gives me hope with my shithead of a partner that i feel so distant to

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