i met a little girl and i settled down
in a little house out on the edge of town
we got married, we swore we'd never part
then little by little we drifted from each other's heart

at first i thought it was just restlessness
that would fade as time went by and our love grew deep
but in the end there was more i guess
that tore us apart and made us weep

i'm riding a stolen bike
up and down Damon Avenue
each night i wait to get caught
but i never do

she asked if i remembered those letters i wrote
when our love was young and bold
she said last night she read those letters
and they made her feel one hundred years old

i'm riding a stolen bike
on a pitch black night
i keep telling myself it's gonna be alright
but i ride by night and i travel in fear
that in this darkness i will disappear


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    any help on where i can get this song? or "stolen bike" if thats the real title or not.

    rotary1206on February 25, 2007   Link
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    nvm, i found it somewhere. this song is sweet

    rotary1206on February 25, 2007   Link
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    Haha, it's a cover of Bruce Springstein's "Stolen Car"...but on a bike instead.

    efcolbyon February 26, 2007   Link
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    this makes me so nostalgic

    remembermaineon March 24, 2007   Link
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    Probably should be 'Damen.'

    stopthebombon November 28, 2007   Link
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    You can find this song in new owens EP "The seaside"

    oscaraceron July 02, 2009   Link

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