"Smoke From Distant Fires" Lyrics

Drive your dad's old truck and head down to the beach.
It was there that you first told me that you loved me.
Something in the way the sky looked after dark.
We wrote a life together in the stars.
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But summer turned to fall and we became a souvenir,
my dear.

And it's been a while but stop reminiscing 'bout the glory days,
and lets make it years.
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Oh I know you and I are smoke from distant fires,
but I haven't burned out yet.
I don't care where you are, Just come into my arms,
and maybe we can love again.
Yes maybe we can love again.
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Play those old time records 'til we wore them out.
You always seemed to love that vinyl sound.
And we danced everywhere, didn't care who was watching us.
'Cause we know they've never felt this kind of love.
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What we had was magic. Is that why you disappeared?
My dear.
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And it's been a while but stop reminiscing 'bout the glory days,
and let's make it years.
​
Oh I know you and I are smoke from distant fires,
but I haven't burned out yet.
I don't care where you are, Just come into my arms,
and maybe we can love again.
Yes maybe we can love again.
​
Oh I know you and I are smoke from distant fires,
but I haven't burned out yet.
I don't care where you are, Just come into my arms,
and maybe we can love again.
Yes maybe we can love again.