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Young Love


Some say we’re too young. Others say it won’t last. We’re naïve, clueless, silly. That all may be true, but it’s young love. Miles separate our hearts From 6.2 miles to 457 But somehow we stay together Somehow With that thing called young love. It’s not easy, not really all that fun either, But it’s young love. It takes trust, communication, and a whole lot of faith. If you don’t believe in your love, what can you believe in. I believe in you I believe in me I believe in us And our long-distance young love.
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