Good Winter

We never go drunk tobogganing anymore
I still remember getting home and passing out on the floor
We used to wake up every morning so sore
Then we'd meet up for brunch at a quarter to four
I remember we were dating those two friends
Even though we were both really in love with just the one of them
We slammed pints like I'd never done before
We'd meet up and start drinking like it was a chore
And darling, I don't intend to live in the past
And I'm hoping this nostalgia will eventually pass
But it's strange how certain memories, they just last, they just last, they just last
That was a good winter
We used to go skating every other day
Slapping top cheddar I was LaFleur, you were Messier
Then we would all huddle close in the bars
Stay 'til closing then get back in our cars
And darling, ain't it crazy just how fast
The moments of your life become your past?
And it's so strange how certain memories, they just last, they just last, they just last
That was a good winter
I haven't seen that old gang in a while
But I don't really need to, I've got a new life now
I work on my songs and I love my girl
Still slam a few cold ones on Tuesdays after I curl
That was a good winter
That was a good winter (that was a good winter)