Follow Your Fire

Album: Politics of Living (2018)
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  • I remember you and me
    Back when we were seventeen
    Drinking, kissing in the street
    We couldn't get enough
    I see you layin' there with me
    Like my missing puzzle piece
    Dreaming of what we could be
    We couldn't make you up

    We had the songs that we sang along to
    You had the moves to make me dance with you
    I always saw you reaching and catching stars
    We had the thing that everyone wanted
    Hung on your sleeve, you wore your heart on it
    Did you get out I'm wondering where you are?
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)

    We had the songs that we sang along to
    You had the moves to make me dance with you
    I always saw you reaching and catching stars
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    We had the thing that everyone wanted
    Hung on your sleeve, you wore your heart on it
    Did you get out? I'm wondering where you are
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Did you follow your fire?

    The time we stole your daddy's car
    And drove around 'til it got dark
    We slept outside in Phoenix Park
    We couldn't get enough
    We promised that we'd never part
    On a tree, under the stars
    We carved our names into the bark
    To be there when we're not

    We had the songs that we sang along to
    You had the moves to make me dance with you
    I always saw you reaching and catching stars
    We had the thing that everyone wanted
    Hung on your sleeve, you wore your heart on it
    Did you get out? I'm wondering where you are
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)

    We had the songs that we sang along to
    You had the moves to make me dance with you
    I always saw you reaching and catching stars
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    We had the thing that everyone wanted
    Hung on your sleeve, you wore your heart on it
    Did you get out I'm wondering where you are?
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Oh, oh, oh
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Oh, oh, oh
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Oh, oh, oh
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Oh, oh, oh

    I remember you and me
    Back when we were seventeen
    Drinking, kissing in the street
    We couldn't get enough

    We had the songs that we sang along to
    You had the moves to make me dance with you
    I always saw you reaching and catching stars
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    We had the thing that everyone wanted
    Hung on your sleeve, you wore your heart on it
    Did you get out? I'm wondering where you are
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Oh, oh, oh
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Oh, oh, oh
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Oh, oh, oh
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)
    Oh, oh, oh
    (Did you follow your, follow your fire?)

    Did you follow your, follow your fire? Writer/s: Corey James Sanders, John McDaid, Stephen Joseph Garrigan, Steve Mac
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Spirit Music Group, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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