Song: Looking Back

Verse
You're picture's fading, badly worn out
A broken scrapbook in my mind
I've lost what I needed to say out loud
But I think about you all the time
All the time
I read your letter like I promised
Made excuses to be left alone
But you're intrusive and I'm honest
Now I'm stuck here to be on my own
I'm on my own
I'm on my own
I'm on my own
On my own
I lost me somewhere along the way
I'm better than I used to be
Forget what you were about to say
You can't take that away from me
You can't take that

Chorus
Looking back at the summer that made us
Who and what we are saved us
With me you never walked alone
I remember the look on your face
But I'm glad you made it
I nearly died when you said goodbye
A scar neatly printed on my heart
I'm not the fall guy
We see things differently
All I have are the memories
But, I'll never be the same

Verse
You were my favorite way to pass the time
First impressions are sometimes right
I had found a heart that beats like mine
I've given up without a fight
I've given up
It all comes down to who wants it most
I'm seeing things in a new light
I guess we weren't made to be that close
Wondering where you are tonight
And who you're with on this night
I lost the best thing I ever had
Something you don't find every day
The very idea makes me feel bad
I can't get out of my own way

Chorus
Looking back at the summer that made us (Summer that made us)
Who and what we are saved us (You saved us)
With me you never walked alone
I remember the look on your face
But I'm glad you made it
I nearly died when you said goodbye
A scar neatly printed on my heart (On my heart)
I'm not the fall guy
We see things differently
All I have are the memories
But, I'll never be the same (No, I'll never)
Bridge
Wake up, wake up
And find a better answer
For all of your questions you never asked
Tomorrow will never be as close as right now
I'm a sucker for unusual ending
It's easy when you know how to be
Everything you never wanted to become
Why did you always have to say it?
Hidden from sight and spoken upon the world
Old memories die hard