One Year, Six Months

Yellowcard

Sew this up with threads of reason and regret
So I will not forget, I will not forget
How this felt one year six months ago I know
I cannot forget, I cannot forget

I'm falling into memories of you
And things we used to do
Follow me there a beautiful somewhere
A place that I can share with you

I can tell that you don't know me anymore
It's easy to forget sometimes we just forget
And being on this road is anything but sure
Maybe we'll forget, I hope we don't forget

I'm falling into memories of you
And things we used to do
Follow me there a beautiful somewhere
A place that I can share with you

So many nights
Legs tangled tight
Wrap me up in a dream with you
Close up these eyes
Try not to cry
All that I've got to pull me through
Is memories of you
Memories of you
Memories of you
Memories of you

I'm falling into memories of you
And things we used to do
Follow me there a beautiful somewhere
A place that we can share

Falling into memories of you
And things we used to do


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One Year, Six Months Lyrics as written by Longineu Warren Iii Parsons Benjamin Eric Harper

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    best, most complete song on the album. It's hard not to feel some kind of emotion while listening to this song.

    rugbystud2001on September 27, 2004   Link

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