I was just 18 when i left home stumbled out the house and walked down that cold road now I’m 29 and I’m sitting alone in this cold room going through my old calls and i wonder if you’d pick up the phone if i called you would you say hello or would you say bu-bye, I’m at not home take this number off the list of cold calls i still remember those long nights we’d laugh until the morning came i still remember those blissful talks when you’d tell me about the golden days i still those times we’d laugh, the times we cried, the times we’d fight still remember those times we’d fight we’d fight i remember walking through the town we were side by side walking through them cable gates we would waste the day in the charity shops between ship quay street and the fountain gates never thought that the woman on my side one day we’d be strangers walking in our lives now I’m walking through this town I’m a grown woman now when you see don’t you think you can step to me after what you did honestly your dead to me regrettably, after considering you position the jury has come to a swift position that you are unfit in your decision to claim to be a mother when you chose him you became a monster i would you hate you but I’m not a fighter i’m a lover i still remember those long nights we’d laugh until the morning came i still remember those blissful talks when you’d tell me about the golden days i still those times we’d laugh, the times we cried, the times we’d fight still remember those times we’d fight we’d fight you would call me late night drunk ready to pick out a fight mama that shit aint right id rather you call to catch a ride to rehab 2 wrongs don’t make it right you could always tell a lie id rather just catch a flight to anywhere than anywhere where you are i still remember those long nights we’d laugh until the morning came i still remember those blissful talks when you’d tell me about the golden days i still those times we’d laugh, the times we cried, the times we’d fight still remember those times we’d fight