That Was You and Me

We spent that winter in a fever dream
From peaks into valleys like we’d never seen
Kept some things close and let others go free
That was you and me

We spent that spring doing quieter things
Planted a garden, polished our rings
Slowed ourselves down and we learned how to be
That was you and me

Chorus
When I think about it
I was wrong to have doubted
That ain’t no good thing ever fades
They just change under new light to a different shade
And I think back to something that I heard you say
That’s like you and me

We spent that summer in a reverie
In an old clapboard house on a hill by the sea
The closest we’ll come to what people call free
That was you and me

We spent that fall taking stock of the scene
Surveying the wreckage, making sense of those dreams
Saw the light up ahead, watched the shadow recede
That was you and me

Chorus
That’s like you and me
That’s like you and me