Vídeo de música
Créditos
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Sarah Buxton
Performer
Dann Huff and Craig Wiseman
Guitar
Jimmie Lee Sloas
Bass
JoAnna Janet
Background Vocals
Jonathan Yudkin
Mandolin
Matt Chamberlain
Drums
Russ Pahl
Steel Guitar
Tom Bukovac
Guitar
Tony Harrell
Keyboards
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Sarah Buxton
Songwriter
Dave Berg
Composer
Georgia Middleman
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Dann Huff and Craig Wiseman
Producer
Christopher Rowe
Editing Engineer
Jeff Balding
Engineer
Justin Niebank
Mixing Engineer
Mark Hagen
Overdub Engineer
Mills Logan
Engineer
Letra
It's the first time that I've been here
Since I was here with him
I remember all the wild flowers
Wavin' in the wind
Life was an undiscovered river
I was jumpin' in
Head first
It was sink or swim, do or die
Sneaking out on summer nights
Stealing wine from my pa
The thrill of not gettin' caught
And now and then, I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize, it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed
First love, one time, innocence
Yeah
We ran off to the cornfield
Just outside the county fair
There were butterflies in my stomach
And fireflies in the air
He tried hard not to show it
Oh, but he was just as scared
As me
And it was sink or swim, do or die
Sneaking out on summer nights
Stealing wine from my pa
The thrill of not gettin' caught
And now and then, I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize, it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed
First love, one time, innocence
Yeah
And coming here
Has made me come to this
The one thing I can't get back
Is the one thing I miss
Yeah
And it was breaking rules, flying blind
What you see through younger eyes
It wasn't what I thought it was
Man, I swore he was the one
And now and then, I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize, it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed
First love, one time, innocence
Yeah
It's that young girl, wide-eyed
First love, one time, innocence
Yeah
It's that innocence
Mm, mm, mm
Writer(s): Jeremy Stover, Sarah Buxton, Georgia Middleman, David A. Berg
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