Lizzie Sider Souvenirs
You blew in like the wind does
Ahead of a summer storm
How you swept my heart up was a little frightening
But your smile, like the sun, was so warm
So caught up in each other
We never noticed the days flying by
Now I’m sitting hear watching the leaves fall
But I’m back there with you, in my mind
These memories, like seashells, brought home
Now they tell the story, remind me, of just how I felt
Walking beside you, laughing like we do, hands held
You gave me a kiss I still taste on my lips
With the salt of my tears
Like Souvenirs
That last day, we sat on a blanket
Watchin’ clouds roll across the sky
For the first time, we both were pretty quiet
All we had now to say was goodbye
Before we left, you drew a heart in the sand
And put our names inside
The tide came in, but for a moment
I was yours, and you were mine
These memories, like seashells, brought home
Now they tell the story, remind me, of just how I felt
Walking beside you, laughing like we do, hands held
You gave me a kiss I still taste on my lips
With the salt of my tears
Like Souvenirs
Are you thinking ‘bout me now
Do you sometimes wish somehow
Summer didn’t have to end
And we’d have more than
These memories, of you and me
They’ll never be a September
Oh, it hurts to remember
Walking beside you, laughing like we do, hands held
You gave me a kiss I still taste on my lips
With the salt of my tears
Like Souvenirs
Oh-h-h, Souvenirs
