Blair Small - Lunch By The Sea Lyrics

You were older and I was different
You were local and I was only eighteen
So every move you made I felt it twice as heavy
Put your head beside my shoulder
As your leg moved slightly closer
You and I we were made by summer
Who am I? Your eyes could tell my face from everyone
The golden days of Montauk Highway
You and I we were made by summer
Who am I? Your eyes could tell my face from everyone
The golden days of Montauk Highway
Every now and then I see
You in my teenage dreams
20 years of lunch by the sea
There's something in the way that makes me feel like holding archives sentimental
And you were always on the label of the folder
You and I we were made by summer
Who am I? Your eyes could tell my face from everyone
The golden days of Montauk Highway
In the middle of the dunes I'm hiding out with you
I had my chance you gave me all the cues I blame it on my youth cause I could
Took the long way home so I could breathe the ocean in
I Slow it down, to sentimentalize the time I spent with you
You and I we were made by summer
Who am I? Your eyes could tell my face from everyone
The golden days of Montauk Highway
You and I we were made by summer
Who am I? Your eyes could tell my face from everyone
The golden days of Montauk Highway