The Streets

Nostalgic Nights: Dancing in the Dark Streets of Memories
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Lyrics

I remember your face

I have a vivid memory of your face.

Exactly how you looked like

I remember exactly how you appeared.

Under the streetlamps we danced beneath

We danced beneath the streetlamps.

In the dead of the night

This happened in the dead of the night.

And you held my hand

You held my hand during this moment.

Saw your eyes light up

I saw your eyes light up.

Could've sworn you should be home by eleven

It seemed like you should have been home by eleven, but we were still out.

You weren't afraid of the dark

You weren't afraid of the dark.


And she said I know these streets by heart

She claims to know these streets intimately.

And she said I know these streets by heart

Reiteration of her familiarity with the streets.

And she said I know these streets by heart

Continued emphasis on her knowledge of the streets.

We could get lost if you want

Suggesting the possibility of getting lost together.


Could've held you longer

Expressing a desire to have held onto the moment longer.

In that back alley you took me in

Recalling a specific back alley where something significant happened.

When my lips met yours

Describing the moment when their lips met.

For the first time

This was the first time their lips touched.

For the first time

Reiteration of the significance of the first kiss.


And she said I know these streets by heart

Repeating her claim to know the streets intimately.

And she said I know these streets by heart

Restating her familiarity with the streets.

And she said I know these streets by heart

Emphasizing once again her knowledge of the streets.

We could get lost if you want

Reiterating the possibility of getting lost together.


And she walked home

Describing her walking home.

And she walked home

Repetition of her action, potentially emphasizing the act of walking home.

And she walked home

Continued repetition, reinforcing the idea of her walking home.

And she walked home

Final repetition, perhaps concluding the narrative.

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