Blurry Days Lyrics

Blurry nights and far-off lands

Lost in time, but still I stand

Zacke, do you remember Koh Phangan's shore

Where we got lost but found much more

Lanterns glowing in the humid sky

Laughing hard, didn't care why

From back alleys in Bangkok's heat

To temple steps where we found our feet

Our stories tangled like neon lights

We were young, we owned those nights

Blurry days, golden years

Trains and planes and souvenir beers

Zacke, we wrote the world as we saw

Every page with a sketchy scrawl

Tokyo shook when we hit the streets

Ramen at dawn, no need for sleep

We made it loud, we made it ours

Kyoto mornings with coffee and stars

Late nights fading into the haze

Laughter lingering in the strangest ways

Notebooks stained with ink and sand

A life unwritten, yet unplanned

Blurry days, golden years

Trains and planes and souvenir beers

Zacke, we wrote the world as we saw

Every page with a sketchy scrawl

From street food stalls to sky-bound flights

Chasing the sun, living for nights

Our pens ran dry, but memories stayed

Faded and frayed, like old polaroids saved

Blurry days, golden years

Trains and planes and souvenir beers

Zacke, we wrote the world as we saw

Every page with a sketchy scrawl

Koh Phangan waves and Tokyo storms

Kyoto calm, where the world transforms

Zacke, here's to the tales we wrote

Stories lived, the best we've known