I remember careless days on the waterfront

Birds and sidewalks, ice-cream parlors to slow us off

We had everything we needed

And the air was filled with gasoline and dust

We would walk back home again on deserted streets

Slept with open windows keeping our nightmares clean

We were ignorant and beautiful

And blinded by the brightly shining light

Will it ever be repeated?

Will it follow anywhere?

Will we spend our time reflecting?

Are we old enough to care?

I recall the summer heat on a sunkissed face

Hanging on the highway we had a perfect place

We were revelling each other

But we never saw the panic in our eyes

Will it ever be repeated?

Will it follow anywhere?

Will we spend our time reflecting?

Are we old enough to care?

Could you fill me up again, please?

I'm still thirsty and the rest of it can wait

Will it ever be repeated?

Will it follow anywhere?

Will we spend our time reflecting?

Are we old enough to care?

Will it ever be repeated?

Will it follow anywhere?

Will we spend our time reflecting?

Are we old enough to care?