Turned off the TV to drive to the ocean
That’s 2000 miles of pure devotion
Well, I climbed up the mountain you swam in its water
You said isn’t it strange I thought this place would be hotter
Cause I know yourself, I know yourself
Better than anyone else better than anyone else
You know myself, you know myself
Better than anyone else better than anyone else
Fourth of July hidden coast in our long sleeves
We shivered and drove up north to hug on some tall trees
Well I kicked off my soles again I put them up for Seattle
And finished it barefoot the miles ticked off, unraveled
I know you well, I know you well
Better than anyone else better than anyone else
You know me well, you know me well
Better than anyone will better than anyone will
Thinkin bout one day I’ll be too old
Hoping there’s a secret in the road
With relative time we’ll rage against the light, we know
The faster we go the slower we get old
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