Nova Scotia versuri

Nova Scotia lyrics by Donavin Comeau

We’re fifteen deep in an old canoe Tipping back beers like we knew what to do
Stolen from your dad’s shed, underneath the star’s end
Laughin’ so loud we could wake up the town Bonfire cracklin’ near Peggy’s Cove
Someone had a speaker playin’ when we were young

Ash on our jeans and mud on our shoes Tasted like freedom, as the cigarettes burned
On the backstreets of Nova Scotia Where the beer was warm and the nights were
Colder We were too damn young to know we’d miss
It But too alive to ever quit it

Singin’ she’s in love with the boy out of tune
Piling in trucks with no rear view We were the kings of nothing, hearts wide
Open On the backstreets of Nova Scotia
You crashed your mom’s Civic in the church lot

We said it was ice, but it was four cans of beer
We thought we were legends with the liquor store IDs
And stories we’d swear on begging to believe
We’d lie straight-faced when our folks asked where we had been

Just kids being young who never wanna grow up
On the backstreets of Nova Scotia Where the beer was warm and the nights were
Colder We were too damn young to know we’d miss
It But too alive to ever quit it

Singin’ she’s in love with the boy out of tune
Piling in trucks with no rear view We were the kings of nothing, hearts wide
Open On the backstreets of Nova Scotia
I missed Lucas and his younger sister Rollin’ up smokes with Tommy

And rollin’ down the hills of Dartmouth I wish they were here now
We’ve all grown up, we’ve all grown up together
On the backroads of Nova Scotia I miss my friends and the days we used to
Kiss all the girls home and stay out all night long

On the backstreets of Nova Scotia Where the beer was warm and the nights were
Colder We were too damn young to know we’d miss
It But too alive to ever quit it
Singin’ she’s in love with the boy out of tune

Piling in trucks with no rear view We were the kings of nothing, hearts wide
Open On the backstreets of Nova Scotia
On the backstreets of Nova Scotia
On the backstreets of Nova Scotia