This nostalgic track from The Maine reflects on cherished memories captured in photographs. It transports listeners back to summers filled with warmth, hope, and connections that transcended time. The lyrics explore the bittersweet nature of reminiscing and the longing to express deeper feelings to those we've lost touch with. A touching reminder of the moments that shape us and the love that lingers on, even when distance separates us.
(Verse 1)
Looking back through photographs, thinking 'bout the times that we spent
The summers lasted lifetimes, full of hope and warmth on my skin.
I wish you were here, I had more that I wanted to say,
But life just don't work out that way.
(Chorus)
I'll write another letter, and maybe it will reach you someday,
All the words I didn't have the courage to say.
(Verse 2)
Every smile, every laugh, still echo in my mind,
Days spent dreaming under the sun, feeling so alive.
I wish you could see this place, how it's changed since you've been gone,
But some memories, they linger on.
(Chorus)
I'll write another letter, and maybe it will reach you someday,
All the words I didn't have the courage to say.
(Bridge)
Seasons come and go, but love stays the same,
These letters carry whispers of your name.
(Chorus)
I'll write another letter, and maybe it will reach you someday,
All the words I didn't have the courage to say.
(Outro)
Looking back through photographs, thinking 'bout the times that we spent,
I wish you were here, but life just don't work out that way.
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Looking back through photographs thinkin about the times that we spent
the summers lasted lifetimes full of hope and warmth on my skin I wish you were here
i had more that i wanted to say.
But life just don't work out that way
I'll write another letter and maybe it will reach you someday
the maine