We met on a bridge
Two future best friends
On the road out the back of my bedroom
Now we've got replacements
They're testing my patience
But I guess you would know that I'm not the best walker
Never on time
But never unkind
You taught me how to live
Do you still laugh at lights
And write notes in the night
To the ones who without you would die?
A walk on the harbour
Then hide in the kitchen
Unaware of the lives driving past us
You moved to the east side
Not far away but enough
Distance to cover all the memories we lost
Never on time
But never not fine
You taught me how to live
Does a smile come to you
When you mispronounce cities?
Can you still do the dance
From our favourite movie?
And that faded old note
Reading 'call me whenever
Is the best thing in view
From my mirror
I like to think we'll never die
(We'll never die)
Luke Edward - Gloucester Lyrics
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We met on a bridge
Two future best friends
On the road out the back of my bedroom
Now we've got replacements
They're testing my patience
But I guess you would know that I'm not the best walker
Never on time
But never unkind
You taught me how to live
Do you still laugh at lights
And write notes in the night
To the ones who without you would die?
A walk on the harbour
Then hide in the kitchen
Unaware of the lives driving past us
You moved to the east side
Not far away but enough
Distance to cover all the memories we lost
Never on time
But never not fine
You taught me how to live
Does a smile come to you
When you mispronounce cities?
Can you still do the dance
From our favourite movie?
And that faded old note
Reading 'call me whenever
Is the best thing in view
From my mirror
I like to think we'll never die
(We'll never die)
Two future best friends
On the road out the back of my bedroom
Now we've got replacements
They're testing my patience
But I guess you would know that I'm not the best walker
Never on time
But never unkind
You taught me how to live
Do you still laugh at lights
And write notes in the night
To the ones who without you would die?
A walk on the harbour
Then hide in the kitchen
Unaware of the lives driving past us
You moved to the east side
Not far away but enough
Distance to cover all the memories we lost
Never on time
But never not fine
You taught me how to live
Does a smile come to you
When you mispronounce cities?
Can you still do the dance
From our favourite movie?
And that faded old note
Reading 'call me whenever
Is the best thing in view
From my mirror
I like to think we'll never die
(We'll never die)
Writer: Luke Howse
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