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Artiste:
Rifles (The)
Titre:
Out In The Past
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Songwriters: Luke Crowther, Grant Marsh, Robert Pyne, Joel Stoker This little town hasn't changed so much Not since the time of night When we would lie out and talk like we couldn't be touched Then you'd go away when the morning was light But sure enough, well we had to grow up And there's nothing like a full time job to put out your fire We were young and wasn't in love But maybe we were happy getting carried away But now that seems so long ago Out the door and down the road I'm sometimes sick when I'm alone Of the times we had and now we don't But out in the past we were running around That sometimes so fast with your foot on the ground It was so hard to stand, you never could tell That all I saw was you And every place that we talk about Don't seem too far away When you rely on yourself and the one you're around And always believe everything that they say But little talk isn't always enough And just 'cause you're still here now Doesn't mean you're a liar We were young and that was enough And life has a habit of getting in the way Now that seems so long ago Out the door and down the road I'm sometimes sick when I'm alone Of the times we had and now we don't But out in the past we were running around That sometimes so fast with your foot on the ground It was so hard to stand, you never could tell That all I saw was you And out in the past we were running around That sometimes so fast with your foot on the ground It was so hard to stand, you never could tell That all I saw was you And out in the past we were running around That sometimes so fast with your foot on the ground It was so hard to stand, you never could tell That all I saw was you