Remember When
from Stealing Time by Sidewalk Atlas
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lyrics
Lyrics:
I remember how it used to be like.
I remember how it used to be so free.
Nothing’s good enough for no one.
But everything is just falling apart now.
Even my own dog won’t answer my call.
I can’t believe how far we fall.
But now the opportunity’s gone.
Raise your hands up and scream for something.
Pray to God that it don’t mean nothing.
When you’re working so hard.
Keep afloat when the money’s tight-tight.
Keep those morals when the waters rising.
When the world won't let you be.
But now the opportunity’s…
Gone! But I’m here.
Oh, I swear oh God, I swear I’m gonna be free.
Yes I’m on my way.
Now the opportunity’s…
Gone! But I’m here.
Oh, I swear oh God, I swear I’m gonna be free.
Yes I’m on my way.
Now the opportunity’s…
Oh Susan you're the perfect girlfriend.
So pretty and not so talky,
when I'm trying to sleep.
Point your finger if you want to darling.
Lord knows that’s the way things go these days.
Nothings good enough for nothing.
But now the opportunity’s…
CHORUS
I remember how it used to be like.
I remember how it used to be so free.
Nothing’s good enough for no one.
But everything is just falling apart now.
Even my own dog won’t answer my call.
I can’t believe how far we fall.
But now the opportunity’s gone.
Raise your hands up and scream for something.
Pray to God that it don’t mean nothing.
When you’re working so hard.
Keep afloat when the money’s tight-tight.
Keep those morals when the waters rising.
When the world won't let you be.
But now the opportunity’s…
Gone! But I’m here.
Oh, I swear oh God, I swear I’m gonna be free.
Yes I’m on my way.
Now the opportunity’s…
Gone! But I’m here.
Oh, I swear oh God, I swear I’m gonna be free.
Yes I’m on my way.
Now the opportunity’s…
Oh Susan you're the perfect girlfriend.
So pretty and not so talky,
when I'm trying to sleep.
Point your finger if you want to darling.
Lord knows that’s the way things go these days.
Nothings good enough for nothing.
But now the opportunity’s…
CHORUS
credits
from Stealing Time,
released May 31, 2013
Written by Danny Greene
Danny Greene- all vocals, piano, some guitar, synths
Vince Paglione - guitar, electric guitar
Michael Kalaras - bass
Ben Jones - drums
Pat Kelley – bass and electric guitar
Ian Lander – electric guitar
Written by Danny Greene
Danny Greene- all vocals, piano, some guitar, synths
Vince Paglione - guitar, electric guitar
Michael Kalaras - bass
Ben Jones - drums
Pat Kelley – bass and electric guitar
Ian Lander – electric guitar
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Sidewalk Atlas Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sidewalk Atlas is a summery, sci-fi pop band from Philly. We like long walks on the beach and playing the SNES.
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May 2013 -
Apr 1902
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