This Time
from The Silent Generation by The Dimes
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lyrics
airport security lines have gotten longer in recent times,
and they'll make you take off your shoes,
before they let you through
i looked out my window seat at the snow covered peaks below,
and i remembered the winter we went to colorado
snow soaked through the coat i outgrew,
and you sipped a drink and laughed,
while i made trains with the snow shoes,
and i thought, i thought...
i don't care where we go this time,
i don't care where we go this time,
as long as you were there this time
1500 cardboard signs on the streets of the city of roses,
and twice as many people pass by,
and barely even notice
i thought about what you'd say from the passenger seat
as i drove over the bridge wishing that were a possibility
cause i don't care where we go this time,
i don't care where we go this time,
as long as you were there this time
and they'll make you take off your shoes,
before they let you through
i looked out my window seat at the snow covered peaks below,
and i remembered the winter we went to colorado
snow soaked through the coat i outgrew,
and you sipped a drink and laughed,
while i made trains with the snow shoes,
and i thought, i thought...
i don't care where we go this time,
i don't care where we go this time,
as long as you were there this time
1500 cardboard signs on the streets of the city of roses,
and twice as many people pass by,
and barely even notice
i thought about what you'd say from the passenger seat
as i drove over the bridge wishing that were a possibility
cause i don't care where we go this time,
i don't care where we go this time,
as long as you were there this time
credits
from The Silent Generation,
released December 5, 2007
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all rights reserved
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