The Crowd Was Singing Wonderwall versuri

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Got drunk, had a falling out
Can’t remember what we fought about
Those days turned into years ‘cause pride stood like a wall between us
Shell-shocked when I seen your face
The same row, couple seats away
Half-smiled when I caught your eye
And for a second we were back in time

But staying mad when life is short’s a luxury we can’t afford
I saw the band walk on the stage, oh yeah
And I don’t know if it’s the beer or the music ringing in my ears
All I know is something’s changed, yeah

And the crowd was singing „Wonderwall”
And all the world looked beautiful
And suddenly I’m back in ’93
Before the fights, before the tears
Before the „haven’t talked in years”
If they can work it out, then why can’t we?

Oh, oh-ooh
Oh, oh-ooh

Getting high, we were thick as thieves
Always something hidden up our sleeves
At the weekend going raving
Hit the pub, spend all day blazing
Paranoid ‘bout a lack of respect
Words said and we lost our heads
I was taller, but you were older
Dumb shit that we never got over

But staying mad when life is short’s a luxury we can’t afford
You know the past ain’t worth the pain, no, no
I don’t know if it’s the beer or the music ringing in our ears
There’s something here I can’t explain
As the chorus comes again

And the crowd was singing „Wonderwall”
And all the world looked beautiful
And suddenly I’m back in ’93
Before the fights, before the tears
Before the „haven’t talked in years”
If they can work it out, then why can’t we?

Oh, oh-ooh
Oh, oh-ooh
Oh, oh-ooh
Oh, oh-ooh

And the crowd was singing „Wonderwall”
And all the world looked beautiful
And suddenly I’m back in ’93
The cigarettes and alcohol
The hang-ups when we should have called
If they can work it out, then why can’t we? (Oh)

And the crowd was singing „Wonderwall”
And all the world looked beautiful
And suddenly I’m back in ’93
Before the fights, before the tears
Before the „haven’t talked in years”
If they can work it out, then why can’t we?