"Just Two Kids" Lyrics

It was two weeks in the summer when
Sunlight in your hair and dark in your skin
For the first time I noticed the change

My primered grey Chevy we rode around in
Cracked dash, no air-conditioning
The seat burnt the back of my legs on those hot days

But it felt so good sittin' so close
It was just a couple miles up the road

That spot out on the water levy
It took a few sunsets before we were ready
To give in
To that moment
I was hangin' on every word you said
Our feet hangin' over the concrete ledge
We were just two kids
Until I kissed your lips

That summer we were moving too fast
Made just enough money for just enough gas
To keep going back to that best kept secret

The way I held your hand, the hours raced by
We started to change, so did you and I
Two kids growing up and didn't even know it

I close my eyes and still see us now
Layin' that blanket down

At that spot out on the water levy
It took a few sunsets before we were ready
To give in
To that moment
I was hangin' on every word you said
Our feet hangin' over the concrete ledge
We were just two kids
Until I kissed your lips

Gettin' lost in you, gettin' lost in me
I still feel your breath on my cheek
I called you baby for the very first time

That spot out on the water levy
It took a few sunsets before we were ready
To give in
To that moment
I was hangin' on every word you said
Our feet hangin' over the concrete ledge
We were just two kids
Until I kissed your lips
'Til I kissed your lips