Long Way Home Jukebox the Ghost
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[Verse 1: Tommy]
Seems like many years ago
It's strange how you can never know who's
Going to stay with you and who will leave
Do you remember me?
Do you remember me?
[Verse 2: Tommy]
We walk through the park at night
Gazing up at all the satel-
Lights in the city made it hard to see
Do you remember me?
Do you remember me?
[Chorus: Ben]
On that night long ago (Do you remember me?)
Walking down the roads that we used to know
You said 'Let's take it slow' (Do you remember me?)
Let's take the long way home
Let's take the long way home
[Verse 3: Tommy]
One day, further down the road
With full-grown children of your own
If I pass by you on a busy street
Will you remember me?
Will you remember me?
Seems like many years ago
It's strange how you can never know who's
Going to stay with you and who will leave
Do you remember me?
Do you remember me?
[Verse 2: Tommy]
We walk through the park at night
Gazing up at all the satel-
Lights in the city made it hard to see
Do you remember me?
Do you remember me?
[Chorus: Ben]
On that night long ago (Do you remember me?)
Walking down the roads that we used to know
You said 'Let's take it slow' (Do you remember me?)
Let's take the long way home
Let's take the long way home
[Verse 3: Tommy]
One day, further down the road
With full-grown children of your own
If I pass by you on a busy street
Will you remember me?
Will you remember me?
"Long Way Home" by Jukebox the Ghost, released in 2018, is a #PopRock song that explores themes of nostalgia, self-discovery, and the journey of life. The lyrics convey a longing for connection and the comfort of familiar places. Musically, it features upbeat melodies and intricate harmonies, creating an uplifting vibe. The song resonates with listeners seeking hope and reflection.
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