Brooklyn - Patrick Droney

I remember losing tempers in the back of a taxi cab

And making up in your sixth-floor walk-up apartment you used to have

Slept like a rock

Between subway stops with your head on my shoulder, baby

And we took pictures of moments

Hung 'em, we thought that they’d never change

They’d never change

'Til that night in Brooklyn

We said things we shouldn’t

The bridge, it must’ve been wooden, way that it burned down

Now I don’t go to Brooklyn

It’s like it never happened

We were falling with our feet on the ground

Oohoo, baby, we don’t talk anymore

Oohoo, baby, we don’t talk anymore

(Since Brooklyn)

Lied in the park until dark

And we would tell each other secret things

Pulled the mattress up on the roof

And we counted all the Saturn rings

You wore my coat like a uniform

Collar up and you rolled the sleeves

We crossed our hearts every block

And we swore to God that we’d never leave

We’d never leave

'Til that night in Brooklyn

We said things we shouldn’t

The bridge, it must’ve been wooden, way that it burned down

Now I don’t go to Brooklyn

It’s like it never happened

We were falling with our feet on the ground

Oohoo, baby, we don’t talk anymore

Oohoo, baby, we don’t talk anymore

(Since Brooklyn)

We don’t talk, we don’t talk, no

Oohoo, baby, we don’t talk anymore

We don’t talk, we don’t talk, no

Oohoo, baby, we don’t talk anymore

Oohoo, baby, we don’t talk anymore

Oohoo, baby, we don’t talk anymore

(Since Brooklyn)