The Way I Was - Colbie Caillat (蔻比·凯蕾)

I woke up on the wrong side

Of the railroad tracks

Somewhere along last night

The last train that ran from Georgia

To the shores of California

Has long been out of line

The evening holds a chill

And the darkness stand so still

When we run

Dawn breaks and then it burns

'Cause in the morning light we've learned

Just what we've done

Just what we've done

When the whistle blows

And the church bell tolls

Please remember me

The way I was

When the crows fly south

And the preacher shouts

I hope you remember me

The way I was

The way I was

I hope you remember me

The way I was

I lost myself to find my way

Down a trail of tears it gets muddier each day

I crossed that bridge when it came to it

Now I barely recognize the stranger in my face

In my face

Oh

The colder wind carries by

And the memories we hold ties

Start to burn

Now I'm only afraid

The last picture will fully fade

Of how we were

Of how we were

When the whistle blows

And the church bell tolls

Please remember me

The way I was

When the crows fly south

And the preacher shouts

I hope you remember me

The way I was

The way I was

I hope you remember me

The way I was

The colder wind carries by

And the memories we hold ties

Start to burn

Now I'm only afraid

The last picture will fully fade

Of how we were

Of how we were

Of how we were

Oh

When the whistle blows

And the church bell tolls

Please remember me

The way I was

When the crows fly south

And the preacher shouts

I hope you remember me

The way I was

The way I was was

I hope you remember me

The way I was

Please remember me

Please remember me

Please remember me

The way I was