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The Innocence of Youth


I remember all these memories Of good times and bad When we laughed or cried Whether they were smiles or frowns I look back on those days Even if they were bad and smile Remembering the innocence We could care less about the world around us We had our own little worlds In which we were the rulers We only cared about ourselves Whether you liked the Backstreet Boys or N’Sync better Or what rides we wanted to go on at the Bazaar Nothing mattered Only us Those are the memories l remember I look back on them and smile
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