Minneapolis Summer ft. Tyler Armstrong, Abe Anderson & Will Suit Lyrics

I wish that I could forget

that Minneapolis summer

With my 20-something boyfriend

Who called me "little stunner"

I was only 17

I had no father and no mother

And no sense of direction

Hence, the Minneapolis summer

Went to some Irish bar

Where he knew they didn't card

When I was terrified of liquor

But he ordered for me quicker

Then I could say

"No, really, I'm okay"

But he dazzled my young senses

And I woke up at his place

I wonder if he ever thinks of me

And contemplates if I'm still 17

I'd die if i could find out what he'd think

Of me now that I'm old enough to drink

I was a fool without a plan

A set of beat up teenage hands

That paged through all his little books

Devoured everything he cooked

And even to this day

I never thought about our age

I assumed his words were true

'Cause they were everything I knew

And how the hell could I know I was groomed

When we're holding hands and staring at the moon?

You always made me feel like a bike without breaks

When we're going downhill, there's way too much at stake

Wish I trusted myself when I would hesitate

You made these parts of me that I can't help but hate

I wish that I could forget that Minneapolis summer

With my 20-something boyfriend

Who called me little stunner