Like It Was Before Lyrics

I was looking out on a Monday

Taking pictures with your Polaroid on a Camry

The railroad long, big city strong, nestled at home across busy highway

Are doing this shit your way or my way

We sit close but the seats feel far away

Outer space warmer than our love arrays

Dinner dates local, emotions not vocal

Table service so-so, so we serve us how we posed to, yo

That was the fondest memory

Remembered in the Polaroids, so it's evergreen

Sheen a little lost, gather dust on my cupboard beams

You was the fondest melody

I failed at my duty of the harmony

Harming me, up in arms about the pleasantries

Pleasantly surprised at how you looked at me

Kikkoman soy, sauce on your boy, loyal

It's royal, the purple shades of oil

Thirty days we toiled

And we spoilt, so it spoiled

Our little seed that we laid in soil

It's damn fucking shame

Now we just passerbys

Like the bridge over River Thames