Met you by the ocean near the stand, we got our alcohol Two shots and a beer was just enough to get us drunk Walking down the shore, falling asleep to endless evening talks Young and wild and reckless, we were trying to change the world But do memories ever die? Do our memories ever die? I wrote you letters to remember The summer days, no lonely nights The time I used to call you mine Now every cold December I think about the way you dressed I wish I took a photograph But I know these memories never die Yeah, now I know our memories never die Dancing to the radio, listening to our favorite songs Singing along all the lyrics to our summer long No responsibilities, just running wild on empty streets And if you ask me, then I say it's the best it ever was But do memories ever die? Do our memories ever die? I wrote you letters to remember The summer days, no lonely nights The time I used to call you mine Now every cold December I think about the way you dressed I wish I took a photograph But I know these memories never die Yeah, now I know our memories never die I wrote you letters to remember The summer days, no lonely nights The time I used to call you mine Now every cold December I think about the day you left I wish I took a photograph But I know these memories never die Yeah, now I know our memories never die