a love letter to Boston Lyrics

Dear the park on the hill where I first saw

The embers drop I lost my innocence after dark

Can I revive the smell of late summers

Where I didn't worry about futures and dreamt of love?

And I'm away

Could I stay?

I ache for snow dancing on my tongue

I ache for the alewife sign

And I'm doing alright

Dear the river my brother was birthed to

My mother prays in the pew when I do miss you

Can I trace out the skyline at sunrise?

I close my eyes I'm almost home I imagine sometimes

Could I stay?

'Cause when I'm away

I ache for snow dancing on my tongue

I ache for the alewife sign

And I'm doing alright

Dear the place that I will always return to

I'll twirl on the harbor docks 'cause I adore you

Can I wake up the city at curfew?

Let's run through the streets and make up all our own rules