I remember making love on a Sunday
Like throwing hearts in a fresh cut grass in May
Whoa
I remember making out on the airplane
Still afraid of flying, but with you I'd die today
Whoa
I remember the smell of your skin forever
Love us being stupid together

You're stuck in my mind
All the time
All the time
All the time

I remember Monday making our lives gray
Still don't know what it is that I said
Whoa
I remember thinking this would never end
Even when you're gone your eyes running through my head
Whoa

You're stuck in my mind
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time


Lyrics submitted by theboydetective, edited by leah94rose, johnde

I Remember Lyrics as written by Christopher E Keating Anand Mathew Wilder

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