Pinewood lyrics

This song is a nostalgia-filled reflection on days gone by, with the narrator remembering their childhood and the adventures they experienced with friends. Despite having grown up, the narrator still finds themselves wondering where all the good times have gone, asking if they and their friends were always so "rotten".

Baseball card in my spokes Used to laugh at all my jokes On the corner of pinewood and conifer I saw you fall in love with her

Walk to elementary school
Where we would define all the rules
Smoke cigarettes behind the trees
You and me and Adam Henry

Where do all the good ones go
I just don’t know

I remember our first band
MC5 until the A.M.
Before we found drugs and booze
Now I don’t see much of you

Where do all the good ones go
I just don’t know
Were we always so rotten rotten
I just don’t know

Do you still think of me
In my wildest dreams
She sinks
Do you still think of me
If it was all up to me
I’d sink

Where do all the good ones go
I just don’t know
Were we always so rotten rotten
I just don’t know (x2)

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Who is the author of the song Pinewood?
The song Pinewood was written by Desure.

Who sings the song Pinewood?
The song Pinewood is performed by Desure.

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