I traced my fingers down your spine as you looked to the sea.
And you told me there’s no other place in the world where you’d rather be.
We lay on the rooftop for hours that night.
Not a care in the world, not a trouble in sight.

And we watched as the stars in the sky fell down and drowned.

Time has gone by and I’m not the same that I was back then.
Yet I still come here every year in hope that I’ll see you again.
I remember your voice when you said we were gods.
Nothing we couldn’t do, we’d always beat the odds.

And you pointed to the night sky, said “Look at the stars, we’ll drag them down.”

I went to the cliff by the shore where we always used to dwell.
Where you told me secrets and I promised you I wouldn’t tell.
You told me you never wanted to grow old.
You said you were scared, but in my eyes you were bold.

And I still remember how you jumped down and drowned.

You told me you never wanted to grow old.
You’ve turned into dust but in my memories you’re gold.

I still feel you by my side when I look at the stars fall.