Old Lyme was a funny kind of place
We ran right into our teens like some drunk delinquent race
Pasttimes were backseats and night trips to Hawk's Beach
We didn't want it any other way
Now I know not to drive at night with my lights off
Or park in Connecticut with a girl drunk on popov
You'll get lost just off the highway in the middle of nowhere
Ignoring calls from friends worried about where you are so I swear...
Hammonasset I won't see you again
You're buried in the past like all my old best friends
We grew up too fast and barely had a chance
To know what it's like to wait for the weekend
Nothing good happens after 3am
but it was the rush of getting caught that made us drive up again
With our morals in the trash and Irish in my glass
We never thought that it would end.
Now I know not to drive at night with my lights off
Or park in Connecticut with a girl drunk on popov
You'll get lost just off the highway in the middle of nowhere
Ignoring calls from friends worried about where you are so I swear...
Hammonasset I won't see you again
You're buried in the past like all my old best friends
We grew up too fast and barely had a chance
To know what it's like to wait for the weekend
I'll never go home
I'll never go home
I'll never go
Now I know not to drive at night with my lights off
Or park in Connecticut with a girl drunk on popov
You'll get lost just off the highway in the middle of nowhere
Ignoring calls from friends worried about where you are so I swear...
Hammonasset I won't see you again
You're buried in the past like all my old best friends
We grew up too fast and barely had a chance
To know what it's like to wait for the weekend
credits
from Fireworks,
track released June 27, 2017
Guitar / Vocals: Kevin Bogart
Mandoline: Charlie MacSteven
Organ: Nicholas Panagakos
Harmonica: Bil Callahan
Recorded by James Bridges at Q Division Studios.
Digitally released by Death To False Hope Records.
Artwork by Adam Paduch.
The lead singer of punk band Camp Cope ventures into romantic synth-pop territory, tempering slick arrangements with bare sentiment.
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