Things Jerry Lee Lewis
"Things" by Jerry Lee Lewis, released in 1972, is a #Rock song that explores themes of love, longing, and the emotional weight of memories. The lyrics convey a sense of nostalgia and the complexity of relationships. Musically, it features Lewis's signature piano style, blending rock and country influences. The song highlights the enduring impact of love on life.
Every night I sit here by my window
Staring at the lonely avenue
Watching lovers holding hands and laughing
And I'm thinking about the things we used to do
I'm thinking about things like a walk in the park
Things like a kiss in the dark
Things like a sailboat ride
What about the night we cried
Things like a lover's vow
Things that we don't do now
Thinking about the things we used to do
Well, memories are all I have to cling to
Old heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to
When I'm thinking of just how much did I love you
Girl, I'm thinking about those things we used to do
I'm thinking about things like a walk in the park
Things like a kiss in the dark
Things like a sailboat ride
Baby, what about the night we cried
Things like a lover's vow
Things that we don't do now
Thinking about the things we used to do
Staring at the lonely avenue
Watching lovers holding hands and laughing
And I'm thinking about the things we used to do
I'm thinking about things like a walk in the park
Things like a kiss in the dark
Things like a sailboat ride
What about the night we cried
Things like a lover's vow
Things that we don't do now
Thinking about the things we used to do
Well, memories are all I have to cling to
Old heartaches are the friends I'm talkin' to
When I'm thinking of just how much did I love you
Girl, I'm thinking about those things we used to do
I'm thinking about things like a walk in the park
Things like a kiss in the dark
Things like a sailboat ride
Baby, what about the night we cried
Things like a lover's vow
Things that we don't do now
Thinking about the things we used to do
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