Verse
Screen door slapping twice behind us
Bare feet on the gravel drive
Sixteen summers, one old blanket
Spread across the truck bed sky
You counted stars, I counted freckles
On your shoulders, sunburned gold
The creek was low, the air was honey
Nobody told us we'd grow old
Pre-Chorus
Did we know what we were holding
When the fireflies came out
Did we feel the weight of golden
Or just let it float around
Chorus
Somehow we made it look easy
Barefoot, breathing, believing in June
Somehow the light kept on finding
Us in that field by the dune
We didn't chase it, didn't need to
It just stayed however it could
Somehow we made it look easy
And I'm still holding on to that woods
Verse
Now it's a photograph curling
Yellow at the edges, soft with age
Your handwriting on the back side
Fading like a pencil page
I drive past that old dirt turnoff
Windows down, same wind, same road
The creek's still there, the trees are taller
Carrying what we didn't know
Pre-Chorus
Did we know what we were holding
When the fireflies came out
Did we feel the weight of golden
Or just let it float around
Chorus
Somehow we made it look easy
Barefoot, breathing, believing in June
Somehow the light kept on finding
Us in that field by the dune
We didn't chase it, didn't need to
It just stayed however it could
Somehow we made it look easy
And I'm still holding on to that woods
Bridge
Maybe easy was the current
Underneath us all along
Maybe holding on means letting
Some of it become a song
The blanket's gone, the truck is rusted
Somewhere out past county line
But I still feel that August sunlight
Every time I close my eyes
Chorus
Somehow we made it look easy
Barefoot, breathing, believing in June
Somehow the light kept on finding
Us in that field by the dune
We didn't chase it, didn't need to
It just stayed however it could
Somehow we made it look easy
And I'm still holding on to that woods
