Surrender (feat. Sinead White)

I used to call up to your family house, Just hang around

Kick the ball around the field

Spending hours in the streets around this little town 

Like a shadow next to me 

Four feet tall we used to think that we could lift the world 

Had to head home before six 

We had it all the only trouble happened in the dirt 

When did it ever come to this 

Now I wait for you 

With a coffee getting cold 

Used to late call you 

We don’t do that anymore 

If you could acknowledge my existence 

Take the last few years I’ll admit it 

That I hate fallin out of touch 

now we’re getting old 

Skipping school on Friday mornings just to feel alive 

Texting all the pretty girls 

Asking how was class and who was in your five? 

By the weekend kissing her 

End of summer spent our money on the cheapest wine 

But all those memories were dear 

Now I’m parked up by the pier 

 watching the water shine 

If only now I had you hear 

Now I wait for you 

With a coffee getting cold 

Used to late call you 

We don’t do that anymore 

If you could acknowledge my existence 

Take the last few years I’ll admit it 

That I hate fallin out of touch now we’re getting old