Where We Both Belonged

Beneath the old oak tree, where we carved our names,
Stars all watching silently while the moonlight waned,
Whispered promises now fading with the breeze,
Your lips on mine, trying to freeze time, please.
That was our last kiss, under a sky so wide,
Saying goodbye, feeling our hearts collide,
Memories'll linger like a sweet, sad song,
In that final kiss, where we both belonged.
We walked down that dirt road, hand in trembling hand,
The future pulled us different ways, yet we made a stand,
One final embrace, and I could feel you go,
Left in the silence, the pain we couldn't show.
That was our last kiss, under a sky so wide,
Saying goodbye, feeling our hearts collide,
Memories'll linger like a sweet, sad song,
In that final kiss, where we both belonged.
Years have gone by, but the oak still stands,
A witness to our love and all the plans,
Its leaves now whisper stories of that kiss,
A moment of forever, in a love we'll miss.
That was our last kiss, under a sky so wide,
Saying goodbye, feeling our hearts collide,
Memories'll linger like a sweet, sad song,
In that final kiss, where we both belonged.