LEARN LYRICS

Every curb knows my name

I sat here when I was four

My haircut was a soccer mop

Jump off the train into my turf

I still hear us singing

My mom at the piano

When I close my eyes

I sit beside her

And I love this station

I know this air

Watch a few pigeons steal pizza scraps

Hello, hometown

I'm back again, hometown

So long ago and still so near

And in every corner a teenage dream still hangs

Hello, hometown

Both fists full of dreams

That I dreamed as a little punk

Find somebody you love

Pick up the guitar

I missed you so much

Every night and every day

Love of my life

I walk the way home like in my sleep

And I smell our street

Because the clubs are still smoky

These nights are sacred, the sound is dirty

Hello, hometown

I'm back again, hometown

So long ago and still so near

And in every corner a teenage dream still hangs

Hello, hometown

Hometown

Right before the end there's a house

There's a light on at the kitchen table

Every song I wrote

I wrote just for you

Time races on, so much goes by

But here it says: Welcome

On our old garden fence

Where I finally see you again

Finally hold you tight in my arms

Hello, hometown

I'm back again, hometown

So long ago and still so near

And in every corner a teenage dream still hangs

Hello, hometown

Hello, hometown

I'm back again, hometown

So long ago and still so near

And in every corner a teenage dream still hangs

Hello, hometown