Rory Douglas - East Lyrics

Do you remember those times we'd laugh
Long after the joke had passed
It was funnier every time
Teenage romance and secret cliques
All forgotten within a week
It would always end up fine

Warm nights and Sundays together
Long hikes in the country wherever
Those times will always be ours

And in the summer we'd head east
With speakers loud and fears deceased
The flooding rain and burning sun
Always kept us on the run
Looking back on the years we shared
Losing track of the burdens bared
What if we stay this way
'Til our dying day

Growing up in the same small town
Knowing someone would be around
That's just the way we were
Now we're older and life's moved on
But the feelings are still so strong
It's like it was before

Warm nights and Sundays together
Long hikes in the country wherever
Those memories will always be ours

In the summer we'd head east
With speakers loud and fears deceased
The flooding rain and burning sun
Always kept us on the run
Looking back on the years we shared
Losing track of the burdens bared
What if we stay this way
'Til our dying day
Ohh ohh ohh
'Til our dying day

We're scattered around
But I know you'll always be there
What we've got is profound
And good friends like this are so rare

House parties and camping trips
Spilling drinks and throwing chips
We can all come together
And remember the times we had

And in the summer we'd head east
With speakers loud and fears deceased
The flooding rain and burning sun
Always kept us on the run
Looking back on the years we shared
Losing track of the burdens bared
What if we stay this way
'Til our dying day
Ohh ohh ohh
'Til our dying day
Ohh ohh
What if we stay this way
'Til our dying day