Chorus
Back then, a Friday night could last forever,
A dirt road felt like the greatest adventure,
We thought those days would never end,
Now they’re memories we revisit now and then.
Back then, we lived without a care,
With scraped-up knees and dusty hair,
We never knew how rich we’d been,
Back when life was back then.
Verse 1
Riding in the bed of an old pickup truck,
Fishing at the creek, hoping for some luck,
Skipping rocks across the water till the sun went down,
Thinking our little world was the whole town.
Fireflies dancing in a mason jar,
Dreaming big beneath the stars.
Verse 2
Baseball in a field with a broken fence,
Every summer day made perfect sense,
Drinking from a garden hose, running wild and free,
Never knowing how rare those days would be.
Old tire swings and county fair lights,
Stories we’d remember all our lives.
Final Chorus
Back then, a Friday night could last forever,
A dirt road felt like the greatest adventure,
We thought those days would never end,
Now they’re memories we revisit now and then.
If I could have one thing again,
It wouldn’t be money, it wouldn’t be fame,
I’d trade it all without a doubt,
For one more day back then.