7-eleven Songtext
von Robin Hearts

I think that I said hi to you for the first time in early spring
And your hair was the brightest orange-yellow that I′d ever seen
And we didn't have a lot of classes together but you were a friend of a friend
And those were the days we thought days like these would never end

And, ooh, I don′t even know if you even know
That I still think about you every day
Ooh, I don't even know if you know
That you're the first person who made me feel brave
But back in the day,

We′d go walking the train tracks at three in the morning
And our town felt small but it didn′t feel boring
And the 7-Eleven at the end of the road still felt like it was miles away
And we'd stay up and talk and we′d laugh and we'd walk
And the edge of our kingdom was at the end of the block
And we′d dream about the crazy adventures that we'd take someday
Those were the days


We burned through the campfire nights until summer was fall
We went back to school with new feelings and you were new overalls
The temperature drops, and the cold snaps won′t stop,
And I left my right glove back at home
My hand isn't frozen, I've chosen the warmth of your own

And, ooh, I don′t even know if you even know
That I still think about you every day
Ooh, I don′t even know if you know
That there's still a thousand things I wish I could say
But back in the day,

We′d go walking the train tracks at three in the morning
And our town felt small but it didn't feel boring
And the 7-Eleven at the end of the road still felt like it was miles away
And we′d stay up and talk and we'd laugh and we′d walk
And we didn't know then the sky was gonna fall
When we dreamed about the crazy adventures that we'd take someday

And my parents found out about the time that we kissed
And my life was cracked open, and I knew that this
Was the end of the world that I had been building with you
And when spring came around again, you moved across town again
Now years have passed but if I ever see you again
I like to think maybe you′ll smile at me and say
"Hey, do you remember the days


When we′d go walking the train tracks at three in the morning
And our town felt small but it didn't feel boring?
God, the days when we′d go to the 7-Eleven, they feel like they're miles away."
And then maybe we′d walk and we'd laugh while we talked
About how everything changed, but we never forgot
About the crazy adventures that we had back in the day

Those were the days
Those were the days
Those were the days
Those were the days