I remember trips to Belfast
On a train that hugs the coast

The fields turn quickly into golf course

The golf course just as fast to fields

It was a callow boast, I'll grant you
To know it all when we knew none
Those days we walked the streets of Belfast
Like our kingdom come had come
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I think of home, I often do
You gotta know I love you now
In this light, how could I not?
I think of us, just silly kids
I bet we thought we'd never age
And if we did we'd never dare say

And I remember trips to Derry
On the old car's freezing seats
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And I know Fountain Street in winter
My grandma's laugh, the greatest noise
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It's sure been harder since she left us

And none of us have been the same
But the light she left is endless
And I still see her every day
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I think of home, I often do
You gotta know I love you now
In this light, how could I not?
I think of us, just silly kids
I bet we thought we'd never age
And if we did we'd never dare say
I remember trips through Ireland
One caravan, two dogs, the sky
My father yelling points of interest
Us naughty kids just rolled our eyes
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The punched out teeth of Irish history
Mistakes were made, let's leave it there
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But there's one thing we can all agree on
There's beauty north, south, east, and west
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There's beauty north, south, east, and west
I think of home, I often do
You gotta know I love you now
In this light, how could I not?
I think of us, just silly kids

I bet we thought we'd never age
And if we did we'd never dare say
I think of home, I often do
You gotta know I love you now
In this light, how could I not?
I think of us, just silly kids
♪
I bet we thought we'd never age
And if we did we'd never dare say