Back then, I lost my heart too often
Those were the nights of my life
No problems in my head, just the sea in my ear
We were the heroes of my area

We camp on gravel, we never come home
Marlboro in gold, watching the sun rise
Selling my beats, Marie was in my arms
Tell me, how do I get these days back?

Hey, from forever young, became memories
But my glass is not yet empty
We drink to us today, it's far from over

We didn't care who was successful
Home was the soccer field
Doors broken open, does anyone of you have a light?
Stole a few cigarettes, digested a mix
Then drunk on the moped, Bluetooth box brought the right sound

We demolished the cigarette machine
Presented the loot, everyone wanted to therapize us
We slept in school and were questioned
That's why we skipped school and rather played hooky

The first time Bacardi
Drunk at a party
The very very first time she was in my arms
The first fight, in the summer of '69
But I know, these times are far from over

We camp on gravel, we never come home
Marlboro in gold, watching the sun rise
Selling my beats, Marie was in my arms
Tell me, how do I get these days back?

Hey, from forever young, became memories
But my glass is not yet empty
We drink to us today, it's far from over

This time was just coo-oo-oo-ool
It was just coo-oo-oo-ool
But my glass is not yet empty
There's more to come until sunrise

We camp on gravel, we never come home
Marlboro in gold, watching the sun rise
Selling my beats, Marie was in my arms
Tell me, how do I get these days back?

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