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I had a dream that I awokewith my skin on your skin in Northern CaliforniaThe curtains were dancing in the breezeThe sun came in like an over driven G-chordWe drove up on the onepast the pines and hills with the salt air all aroundPulled over on some blank canvas beachWith your breath on my cheek, I fell asleepYou're leaving me like a footprint in the Midwest snowI'm pleading like a sold out salesman who can't let goMe and the city, we're just memories and historyof a future that doesn't existThose warm summer nights and the skyline lightsthey won't make up for the winters you won't missYou won't miss...I really thought that we would pull throughand leave this party before the cops showedFind a quiet place with a viewclose to family and old friendsBut you can't forgive and I can't forgetCall it off, we're gonna call it quitsA photograph in a shoebox you'rechecking on five years from nowLetras de cancionesYou're leaving me like a footprint in the Midwest snowI'm pleading like a sold out salesman who can't let goMe and the city, we're just memories and historyof a future that doesn't existThose warm summer nights and the skyline lightsthey won't make up for the winters you won't missYou won't miss... From Letras Mania