Brooklyn

I remember losing tempers in the back of the taxi cab
And making up in your sixth floor walk up apartment you used to have
Slept like a rock
Between subway stops with your head on my shoulder, baby
And we took pictures of moments
Hung 'em, we thought that they'd never change
They'd never change

To that night in Brooklyn
We said things that we shouldn't
That bridge it must've been wooden, the way that it burned down
Now I don't go to Brooklyn
It's like it never happened
We were fallin' with our feet on the ground

Ooo, baby, we don't talk anymore
Ooo, baby, we don't talk anymore
(Since Brooklyn)
Lie in the park until dark
We would tell each other secret things
Put up mattress up on the roof
And we counted all the Saturn rings
You wore my coat like a uniform
Collar up and you rolled the sleeves
We crossed our hearts every block
And we swore to God that we'd never leave
We'd never leave

To that night in Brooklyn
We said things that we shouldn't
That bridge it must've been wooden, the way that it burned down
Now I don't go to Brooklyn
It's like it never happened
We were fallin' with our feet on the ground
Ooo, baby, we don't talk anymore
Ooo, baby, we don't talk anymore
Since Brooklyn

We don't talk, we don't talk, no
Ooo, baby, we don't talk anymore
We don't talk, we don't talk, no
Ooo, baby, we don't talk anymore
Ooo, baby, we don't talk anymore
Ooo, baby, we don't talk anymore



Credits
Writer(s): Gordon Francis Sampson, Patrick Droney
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