Little town outside of Phoenix Where Dad grew up Gone there every May I can remember He says it's the place he feels most free Thoughthere's no one left to corroborate his childhood memories
Like for him, it's a deep breath for me Everyone together in the dry heat The years blend together in my head Like a two-decade ongoing documentary, hmm
We'd go down to Litchfield Park Where summer's always around the corner If you squint, you might see Dad and his brothers in your periphery Where all is right in the world, hmm
Quick trip down Luchana Drive Still as I remember it Grandma's house is looking fine And she's still there when I close my eyes It's so strange to be grown up here We used to fit in one hotel room Now we meet in four cars where The flowers and the oranges bloom
Down in Litchfield Park Where summer's always around the corner If you squint, you might see Dad and his brothers in your periphery Down in Litchfield Park Where summer's always around the corner If you squint, you might see My whole family here with me And all is right in the world, yeahTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.
