A short transcript of the song "You And Me" performed by Lauren Bateman. The lyrics recount meeting on warm summer streets of Boston, a first kiss that stole the singer's heart, and lingering pain after a relationship ended — themes of memory, longing, and difficulty moving on recur through repeated lines and choruses.
I'll never forget the first time we met on the warm summer streets of Boston My heart skipped a beat and hope you didn't see our nervous I was talking I gave you a lip stole the first summer's kiss but now you've left me wondering whatever happened to you and me? You and me maybe there were too many people you to see you to see and I can't believe it's hard happen to you and me.
We had a song that I'd sing along but it kills me now when it comes out my heart breaks into a Z Thinking you have to love all this time I'm still not through tossing a ton because the hurt still feels warm I wish I'd be over you whatever happen to you and me you and me maybe there were too many people here to see here to see whatever happened to you and me it.
The world.
Happen.
To you with me to you and me why can't I move on.
No.
I'll never forget the first time we met in the kiss that stole my heart.
