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Sarah Buxton Innocence Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: Almost My Record / Original Release Date: 2009-03-10Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 42 sec
Innocence
Sarah Buxton
Sarah Buxton
SARAH BUXTON
- Innocence LyricsIt's the first time that I've been here
Since I was here with him
I remember all the wild flowers
Waving in the wind
Life was an undiscovered river
I was jumping in
Head first
It was sink or swim, do or die
Sneaking out on summer nights
Stealing wine from my Pa
The thrill of not getting caught
And now and then I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed, first love
One time innocence
Yeah
We ran off to the corn field
Just outside the county fair
There were butterflies in my stomach
And fireflies in the air
He tried hard not to show it
Oh, but he was just as scared
as me
And it was sink or swim, do or die
Sneaking out on summer nights
Stealing wine from my Pa
The thrill of not getting caught
And now and then I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed, first love
One time innocence
Yeah
And coming here has made me come to this
The one thing I can't get back
Is the one thing I miss
Yeah
And it was breaking rules, flying blind
What you see through younger eyes
It wasn't what I thought it was
Man, I swore he was the one
And now and then I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed, first love
One time innocence
Yeah
It's that young girl, wide-eyed, first love
One time innocence
Yeah, it's that innocence
Mmm, mmm
Since I was here with him
I remember all the wild flowers
Waving in the wind
Life was an undiscovered river
I was jumping in
Head first
It was sink or swim, do or die
Sneaking out on summer nights
Stealing wine from my Pa
The thrill of not getting caught
And now and then I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed, first love
One time innocence
Yeah
We ran off to the corn field
Just outside the county fair
There were butterflies in my stomach
And fireflies in the air
He tried hard not to show it
Oh, but he was just as scared
as me
And it was sink or swim, do or die
Sneaking out on summer nights
Stealing wine from my Pa
And now and then I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed, first love
One time innocence
Yeah
And coming here has made me come to this
The one thing I can't get back
Is the one thing I miss
Yeah
And it was breaking rules, flying blind
What you see through younger eyes
It wasn't what I thought it was
Man, I swore he was the one
And now and then I miss those days
But coming back to this place
I realize it ain't him I miss
It's that young girl, wide-eyed, first love
One time innocence
Yeah
It's that young girl, wide-eyed, first love
One time innocence
Yeah, it's that innocence
Mmm, mmm
Facts about Innocence
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Innocence is written by Jeremy Stover, Sarah Buxton, Georgia Middleman, David A. Berg.
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It is first released on March 10, 2009 as part of Sarah Buxton's album "Almost My Record" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the lyrics of the song 'Innocence' by Sarah Buxton tell about a trip that goes back in time and brings memories of the singer's first love and innocence. The words of the song express a strong feeling of wanting to go back to the days of youth when people were carefree, making it clear that the loss of innocence and the awareness that it is the purity of that time that is really missed are the reasons for such a strong wish. To a large extent, the lyrics of Innocence indicate nostalgia, love, reflection, joy, and heartbreak. Simultaneously, the song underlines nostalgia related to youth, first love, and innocence and loss and reflection. The lyrics contain themes of nostalgia and youthful experiences, including references to sneaking out and stealing wine, which may not be suitable for very young children. Nevertheless, the general content does not include explicit language, violence, or adult themes that would require a higher rating.
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Innocence falls under the genre Country.
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Innocence song length is 3 minutes and 42 seconds.
Who wrote Innocence lyrics?
Innocence is written by Jeremy Stover, Sarah Buxton, Georgia Middleman, David A. Berg.
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When was Innocence released?
It is first released on March 10, 2009 as part of Sarah Buxton's album "Almost My Record" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Innocence lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the lyrics of the song 'Innocence' by Sarah Buxton tell about a trip that goes back in time and brings memories of the singer's first love and innocence. The words of the song express a strong feeling of wanting to go back to the days of youth when people were carefree, making it clear that the loss of innocence and the awareness that it is the purity of that time that is really missed are the reasons for such a strong wish. To a large extent, the lyrics of Innocence indicate nostalgia, love, reflection, joy, and heartbreak. Simultaneously, the song underlines nostalgia related to youth, first love, and innocence and loss and reflection. The lyrics contain themes of nostalgia and youthful experiences, including references to sneaking out and stealing wine, which may not be suitable for very young children. Nevertheless, the general content does not include explicit language, violence, or adult themes that would require a higher rating.
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Which genre is Innocence?
Innocence falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Innocence?
Innocence song length is 3 minutes and 42 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jeremy Stover, Sarah Buxton, Georgia Middleman, David A. Berg
Record Label(s): 2009 Lyric Street Records Inc
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