What I Loved About You - Lee Harvey Osmond

It was a long, hot summer to be left out in the cold

Tryin' to remember any day that looked like gold

There was something 'bout the way you cut me loose

It’s hard to hear the truth

And I’m tryin' to remember anything that I loved about you

I don’t have to tell you just how beautiful you are

Be like holding up a mirror to the face of a falling star

Live and learn, crash and burn

We don’t get another turn

And I’m trying to remember anything that I loved about you

So, let’s go down south, baby, let’s get married

We’re too young to die, low down to carry

The sun takes forever to get down in the hole

And every radio’s playing some death rattle and roll

I still can’t remember anything that I loved about you

The last time I checked, I was busted and out of town

I woke up to the rush hour, and I went back down

Every time I think I’m on the winning end

Oh, mama, I lose another friend

And I’m tryin' to remember anything that I loved about you

I’m tryin' to remember anything that I loved about you

Yeah

Yeah