Verse 1 Found a Polaroid clearing out the space under the stairs You wore that faded denim, I had longer hair We were counting up the pennies just to buy a gallon of gas With no idea back then how fast a summer could pass Verse 2 The kitchen floor was cold, the old screen door would slam We used to talk for hours about who we thought I am Living on a prayer and some day-old bakery bread With a million big ambitions running around in our heads Chorus Remember when the world felt small enough to hold? Before the silver started bleeding through the gold We had nothing but the time, and a radio on Singing along to every single word of that song Look at us now, looking back at then Oh, remember when Verse 3 Now there’s asphalt where the clover used to grow wild and tall And we don't write our heights anymore against the hallway wall The clock on the dashboard still runs five minutes fast A little stubborn piece of the days we left in the past Chorus Remember when the world felt small enough to hold? Before the silver started bleeding through the gold We had nothing but the time, and a radio on Singing along to every single word of that song Look at us now, looking back at then Oh, remember when Bridge It’s not a sad thing, watching the leaves start to turn Every mile behind us is just a lesson we had to learn But sometimes in the quiet, right before the sun goes down I can still see two kids dancing in the middle of this town Guitar Solo / Instrumental Break Chorus Remember when the world felt small enough to hold? Before the silver started bleeding through the gold We had nothing but the time, and a radio on Singing along to every single word of that song Look at us now, looking back at then Oh, remember when Outro Yeah, look at us now... Still holding on to then. Remember when. Just remember when.
