Track 10 of the album Laundromat Waltz · 2018
You Came Back Down the Same Street
“Twenty years since the station, and then you walked back down the same street. I kept the vocal low so it wouldn't break.”
jazz · torch jazz · nostalgic jazz · 4:22
Lyrics
Twenty years since the station Twenty years since goodbye You're standing by the lamppost With the same look in your eye Your hair has a little silver Mine has gone away We say hello like strangers Then the years fall away You came back down the same street The same old street we knew The corner shop is closed now But the lamp still shines for you You came back down the same street And I knew you by your walk Some things the years can't change Some things don't need to talk We sit down at a table In a café by the square You stir your cup of coffee And I watch the steam in the air You tell me where you wandered I tell you where I stayed Neither of us is sorry For the roads that we made You came back down the same street The same old street we knew The corner shop is closed now But the lamp still shines for you You came back down the same street And I knew you by your walk Some things the years can't change Some things don't need to talk We were young and we were certain We were sure we knew the way Now we're older and we're softer And we've got all night to stay The evening folds around us The waiter stacks the chairs You touch my hand a moment And the whole square disappears You came back down the same street The same old street we knew The corner shop is closed now But the lamp still shines for you You came back down the same street And I knew you by your walk Some things the years can't change Some things don't need to talk You came back down the same street And the lamp still shines for you