The winter days are gone away
And carried with them all the shades of grey
I’m waking up and I just realised
The world is waking up with me

The golden sun stars shining through my window
And I just enjoy the view
I say goodbye to snowy skies
And say hello to sunny afternoons

And the days like this make me miss those summer evenings
We were younger then
And everything was easy
I just want them back
But you can’t relive the past
I will never them back again
But I’m alright with that

Those lonely days have gone away
And carried with them all the memories
I am starting over
And I just realised that the world is starting over with me

The golden sun stars shining through my window
And I just enjoy the view
I say goodbye to snowy skies
And say hello to sunny afternoons

And the days like this make me miss those summer evenings
We were younger then
And everything was easy
I just want them back
But you can’t relive the past
I will never them back again
But I’m alright with that


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    Beautiful :) I think that word pretty much sums this song up.

    TheSecondYouSayHelloon February 12, 2010   Link

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