Lyrics

- Those Were The Days - (C. Manhattan)

We're sinking in the night sky, listening to Bright Eyes and the crashing of the waves.
The way you fit in my arms, I can't believe I've known you just three days

We're still so young and free, we've got our whole lives
(to fall in love, no need to rush now)
I know just what I see, The fear in your eyes and mine.

When the sun comes up, will the stars remember our love?
As the summer fades, will fall be the end of us?

I'd rather not think about it,
Can't we just live in the moment
Before all we have has gone away
Instead I'll hold you tighter
And watch our love burn brighter
Before we just laugh, look back, and say, oh, those were the days.

You lift your head up slowly, and say you barely know me,
But you know when it feels right.
I'm going out of my head, no time for regrets girl, just stay the night.

We're still so young and free, we've got our whole lives
(to worry about, why you worrying now)
Let's pass out on the beach, hold through to daylight.

When the sun comes up, will the stars remember our love?

I'd rather not think about it,
Can't we just live in the moment
Before all we have has gone away
Instead I'll hold you tighter
And watch our love burn brighter
Before we just laugh, look back, and say, oh, those were the days.

The words I can't erase, your touch, your warm embrace, will it all fade away?

- Sooner or Later - (C. Manhattan, S. Santanna, Z. Burrell)

If I hold you real tight and wish all the light away,
Could we just close our eyes, and in this night remain?
'Cause your eyes are glowing, and my heart is showing.
Here we are, so afraid that the tide will wash away...
(Sooner or later)
The sun will shine down on your, will shine down on your face.
(Sooner or later)
It will all be a memory, thinking those were the days.
(Sooner or later)
You must let go of something you know you can't replace.
(Sooner or later)
Although my heart is breaking, it's better off this way, 'cause sooner or later.

The sun will shine down on your, will shine down on your face.
Now it's all just a memory, thinking those were the days.