Woke up to the sound of pouring rain
The wind would whisper and I'd think of you
And all the tears you cried, that called my name
And when you needed me I came through

I paint a picture of the days gone by
When love went blind and you would make me see
I'd stare a lifetime into your eyes
So that I knew that you were there for me
Time after time you there for me

Remember yesterday, walking hand in hand
Love letters in the sand, I remember you
Through the sleepless nights through every endless day
I'd want to hear you say, I remember you oh oh

We spent the summer with the top rolled down
Wished ever after would be like this
You said I love you babe, without a sound
I said I'd give my life for just one kiss
I'd live for your smile and die for your kiss

Remember yesterday, walking hand in hand
Love letters in the sand, I remember you
Through the sleepless nights through every endless day
I'd want to hear you say, I remember you

We've had our share of hard times
But that's the price we paid
And through it all we kept the promise that we made
I swear you'll never be lonely

Woke up to the sound of pouring rain
Washed away a dream of you
But nothing else could ever take you away
'Cause you'll always be my dream come true
Oh my darling, I love you

Remember yesterday, walking hand in hand
Love letters in the sand, I remember you
Through the sleepless nights through every endless day
I'd want to hear you say, I remember you

Remember yesterday walking hand in hand
Love letters in the sand I remember you
Through the sleepless nights, through every endless day
I'd wanna hear you say I remember, I remember you, oh yeah


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    Dear, friends, I believe that this song is about a guy and his girlfriend who had a good time, and good relationship. They were from the middle classes, and had a good economic condition. But after the neoliberal economic model in America, which privatized lots of businesses, raised the interest rates. And the government got into stand-by agreements with the IMF, which lead to dollar devaluation, lower real wages, lower buying power of the dollar. That lead to problems within the couple, so he lost his job. Capitalist real estate land lords kicked them out of their houses, because they were layed off and didn't have money to keep paying the mortgage payments. So she found another guy, and he became a homeless bum. Dear friends, this capitalist system of The Republican Party and The Democrat Party is destroying the living standards of all americans. The only solution for this quagmire and loss of love between couples is for all US voters to vote for Stewart Alexander for president in 2012 stewartalexadercares.com

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