Snapshot Memory
On the count of three
You and me on the screen
We didn't see the timer blink at all
We were too busy laughing
Drunk half assin'
The proof's in a tiny frame but it ain't small
While I'm stuck in time in southern Mississippi
And I wonder if you ever miss me
In a photo booth
In Biloxi
A couple crazy kids thought they're in love
We were younger
We were lucky
With cheap tequila that your brother bought us
It's a black n white part of me
A snapshot memory
I can still feel the breeze
And the sand on my feet
You're a footprint that those waves just can't erase
And I'm still that girl
Living in another world
And your pictures look like you're out doing great
While I'm Stuck in time in southern Mississippi
And I wonder if you ever miss me
In a photo booth
In Biloxi
A couple crazy kids thought they're in love
We were younger
We were lucky
With cheap tequila that your brother bought us
It's a black n white part of me
A snapshot memory
A snapshot memory
I'm still stuck in time in southern Mississippi
A picture in my heart that's always with me
In a photo booth
In Biloxi
A couple crazy kids thought they're in love
We were younger
We were lucky
With cheap tequila that your brother bought us
It's a black and white part of me
A snapshot memory
It's a snapshot memory
You and me on the screen
We didn't see the timer blink at all
We were too busy laughing
Drunk half assin'
The proof's in a tiny frame but it ain't small
While I'm stuck in time in southern Mississippi
And I wonder if you ever miss me
In a photo booth
In Biloxi
A couple crazy kids thought they're in love
We were younger
We were lucky
With cheap tequila that your brother bought us
It's a black n white part of me
A snapshot memory
I can still feel the breeze
And the sand on my feet
You're a footprint that those waves just can't erase
And I'm still that girl
Living in another world
And your pictures look like you're out doing great
While I'm Stuck in time in southern Mississippi
And I wonder if you ever miss me
In a photo booth
In Biloxi
A couple crazy kids thought they're in love
We were younger
We were lucky
With cheap tequila that your brother bought us
It's a black n white part of me
A snapshot memory
A snapshot memory
I'm still stuck in time in southern Mississippi
A picture in my heart that's always with me
In a photo booth
In Biloxi
A couple crazy kids thought they're in love
We were younger
We were lucky
With cheap tequila that your brother bought us
It's a black and white part of me
A snapshot memory
It's a snapshot memory
Credits
Writer(s): Johnny Garcia, Marc Copely, Sarah Ryder
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