Song Description
A hopeful look back at the end of a relationship
| Song Length |
3:41 |
Genre |
Country - Contemporary, Pop - Easy Listening |
| Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
| Mood |
Composed |
Subject |
Breaking Up |
| Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
A TWO HOUR PHONE CALL
LIKE A BOAT WITH ONE OAR
TALKIN? IN CIRCLES
?TILL WE FINALLY HIT SHORE
YOU SAID THAT YOU NEEDED SOME TIME TO BE FREE
BUT I THOUGHT YOU NEEDED ME
YOU LEFT FOR SEATTLE
IN AN OLD GREYHOUND BUS
AND I STAYED TO BATTLE
THE MEMORIES OF US
CENTRAL PARK IN THE SUMMER, OUR FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE
WHEN I THOUGHT YOU NEEDED ME
WHEN WE WATCHED THE MOON RISE AS THE WAVES KISSED THE SKY
WHEN WE DANCED TO A LONE VIOLIN
WHEN I WON YOU A BEAR SHOOTIN? DUCKS AT THE FAIR
I WANT THAT LOVE BACK AGAIN
A THOUSAND TOMORROWS
COULD DRIFT RIGHT ON BY
THE MEMORIES WOULD FOLLOW
LIKE THE CLOUDS CROSS THE SKY
AND I?D BE HERE WAITIN? ?TILL YOU FIND WHAT YOU NEED
?CAUSE I SAW YOUR EYES WHEN YOU LEFT HERE THAT NIGHT
YOU SAID GOODBYE, BUT I THOUGHT YOU NEEDED ME
AND YOUR EYES WOULDN?T LIE, I THOUGHT YOU NEEDED ME