Somewhere in my memory there is a smile One that has to hurt cheeks, one that barley fits a face Somewhere in my memory there is a dirt road And there is you just ahead of me, you, looking back You are wearing it with the streaming sunlight Dazzling, moving in slow motion, my memory, Gliding looking back at me smiling And I can feel it, the tension of my own cheeks The pull the of the moment That somewhere in my memory I go to when someone says your name Like a small second long movie clip Projected in front of me While it folds into reality The edges yellowing in the blue sky And gravel road, the bubbling of the scene Like a film roll burning mid show Shaking me back to whatever in the present Demands my attention
Somewhere in my memory there are fast food wrappers on the dash They are faded and forgotten, sun bleached Somewhere in my memory there is you cradled in the passenger seat Leaned back, sipping on a slur-*** cup Laughing at joke I cant remember
Somewhere in my memory the parking lot lights Are only stars we were gonna get that night Somewhere it starts to rain I smell it through the open window pane Thick and filled with nostalgia The way every moment I have with you ever was
Somewhere in my memory you are crying, folding in on yourself Knees to chest head buried, somewhere I am sorry Somewhere back there deep there are things I cant change Somewhere in my memory, I'd like too
Somewhere in my memory I am posing cliff side Crooked smiled and sun burnt, somewhere you have that camera Pushed to your face concentration hidden beneath Lens adjusting hands, lip bit and beautiful Somewhere we ask for someone to take one of both us Where it hangs not just in my memory but on our wall
Somewhere in my memory there was a time when you are not Somewhere there are good memories that are missing you And although I wish you could have been its not the truth But From now on I wont have too
Somewhere in my memory there will be this moment Me, wide eyed breathless and hanging on it You beautiful and smiling through it