MUSIC FOR SALE

[Verse 1]

Remember this old bar
back when it was new?

Crowd outside,
but felt like just us two.

Here we are,
yeah, the years they flew.

So weird that I still see him
when I don’t know you.

[Chorus]

Old times’ sake.

Breaks my heart
to hear you say,

’cause I don’t know
who you are today.

But the love we had
was something to celebrate.

And now we’re here—
two strangers,
two beers,

after all of these years.

…Let’s have one
for old times’ sake.

[Verse 2]

So you traveled the world?

Heard you met her in Boston.

And I stayed here,
replaying
till I fucking lost it.

A few bottles
and random beds
to get lost in.

I’m just a bullet,
and I guess you dodged it.

A door in my mind—
shut,
but never locked it.

A moment in time—
felt,
but never clocked it.

And now here we sit,
so broken,
I’m not sure how we’re talking.

[Chorus]

Old times’ sake.

Breaks my heart
to hear you say,

’cause I don’t know
who you are today.

But the love we had
was something to celebrate.

And now we’re here—
two strangers,
two beers,

after all of these years.

…Let’s have one
for old times’ sake.

[Bridge]

Time only passes,
but you can’t go back to it.

Life hits you hard,
baby,
been smacked with it.

Bet your lips taste as sweet.
I’ll forgive the half of it.

Time is a thief—
how you steal my heart,
still stab it?

Closing time is a sneak,
even when one drink turns to three.

Thanks for taking me back.
Tonight felt like me.

Thanks for sharing a drink
and a memory.

Thanks for the laughs.

Thank you for everything.

Yeah,
for old times’ sake.

[Final Chorus]

Old times’ sake.

Breaks my heart
to hear you say,

’cause I don’t know
who you are today.

But the love we had
was something to celebrate.

And now we’re here—
two strangers,
two beers,

after all of these years.

…Let’s have one
for old times’ sake.