Do you remember all the things we did?
And what it's like to be a kid.
Being young and skipping school,
I guess we must have broken every rule!

I never thought those times would last forever,
But now that they're gone
I'm pretty sure we grew up to fast.

I've had my wishes on a star
I hope that yours came true.
Now all I've got is a memory of you.

[Chorus]
Not a worry in
Not a worry in
Not a worry in
Not a worry in
Not a worry in
Not a worry in
Not a worry in the world!

I remember when you moved away,
You promised me that you'd be back one day,
But times have changed and so have I,
It sucks that friendships end
With a goodbye.

I never thought that friendships last forever.
But now that you're gone
I'm pretty sure we end up all the same.
Still I won't say goodbye.
Won't ever say goodbye.
And know that I'll always be your friend.

[Chorus]


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    this song makes me so sad, we have all had those friendships that just fade out because of distance or change or whatever but i think what the song is trying to say is even if we drift apart or whatever happens happens the friendship won't end until we're ready to say goodbye, and in his case he just won't ever say goodbye

    TheRadioStillSuckson June 29, 2002   Link

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