Tiffany Johnson - Arizona

A letter from you sittin' in my drawer
If I keep it locked up maybe it won't hurt anymore
Vinyl records sitting on my shelf
Collecting dust cause I won't play them by myself
It was the sound track of that summer
With my Doc Martin's on the dirt
And you let me wear your old Rolling Stones T-shirt
Man we thought we had it all
Swept away by the wind not afraid of the fall
How it felt, just like a dream
With the dusky sky and the way you looked at me
It's hard to forget the time of your life
And maybe, I'd be doing alright
If it weren't for Arizona
If it weren't for Arizona
My head on your shoulder, the plane ride home
We walked out of the airport and it hit me like the cold
Went from long nights, looking up at the stars
to tears on my pillowcase as I lay there in the dark
And we're still fighting with closure
Cause it never felt like it was over
I can still feel your hand on my hand
I can't seem to understand
Man we thought we had it all
Swept away by the wind not afraid of the fall
How it felt just like a dream
With the dusky sky and the way you looked at me
It's hard to forget the time of your life
And maybe, I'd be doing alright
If it weren't for Arizona
If it weren't for Arizona
If it weren't for Arizona
Would've known love could be that strong
If it weren't for Arizona
Maybe I'd be moving on
Cause I keep looking back, at everything I had
in Arizona
Arizona
Man we thought we had it all
Swept away by the wind not afraid of the fall
How it felt just like a dream
With the dusky sky and the way you looked at me
It's hard to forget the time of your life
And maybe, I'd be doing alright
If it weren't for Arizona
If it weren't for Arizona

Written by:
Tiffany Johnson

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