I don't know your winter hats
I don't go to your school
I don't see you from September
To the end of June
But I know how you row a boat
And how you scrape your knees
And we know the best train tracks
For squishing all our pennies
You're the better swimmer
You're the better dancer too
You always win at badminton
(But I win at Taboo)
Share our favorite movies
On those dank and rainy days
That make us feel like thunder
As the skies are set ablaze
I know your mom, I know your dad
I know the dog you used to have
I know the cottage makes me glad
Cause that's where I know you.
May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 4:07 PM UTC
I don't know your winter hats
I don't go to your school
I don't see you from September
To the end of June
But I know how you row a boat
And how you scrape your knees
And we know the best train tracks
For squishing all our pennies
You're the better swimmer
You're the better dancer too
You always win at badminton
(But I win at Taboo)
Share our favorite movies
On those dank and rainy days
That make us feel like thunder
As the skies are set ablaze
I know your mom, I know your dad
I know the dog you used to have
I know the cottage makes me glad
Cause that's where I know you.
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