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Memories


It was from Tennessee We had gone twice that year Not really summer clothing A green Adidas hoodie But it was the summer so it was much more affordable I remember letting her wear it on our first date A haunted trail We were both horrified to walk along it She wasn’t dressed appropriately As no girl is She had to be cute And she was cute I let her wear it Like any good boyfriend would It’s so comfy I remember her saying Everything was new just like that hoodie But just like that hoodie Things faded s go here)
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