Twilight falls on the silent fairgrounds, Ferris wheel stands frozen in time. Dust gathers on the old carousel, In the dirt, a silver locket shines. Telling stories only shadows can tell, I brush away the years so cold. And a fading photograph appears of a summer we were both so bold, Now washing away through the years. Oh, that summer under golden skies, Running wild with nowhere to go. I still see the stars in her eyes, The sweetest thing I'll ever know. Yeah, the sweetest thing I'll ever know. I can still taste the cotton candy air, Hear the laughter floating on the breeze. With that bright blue ribbon in your hair, We were making our own memories. Though the music has all faded away, And the bright lights have all gone dark. But a piece of us will always stay, hidden deep within this empty park. Oh, that summer under golden skies, Running wild with nowhere to go. I still see the stars in her eyes, The sweetest thing I'll ever know. Yeah, the sweetest thing I'll ever know. And I know we can't go back again, To that moment frozen in the glass. But I'm thankful for the where and when, our Tangled hearts forever blend.
