Better Days

Gary Louris

Took a walk down Paramount

(I've seen better days)

Left behind a friend of mine

(I've seen better days)

Passed by a statue of Saint Augustine in prayer

Said for one, the only one

I turned my back on her

The elevator rose to the eleventh floor

(I've seen better days)

Her trench coat hangs inside her door

(I've seen better days)

A leaky window welcomed rain and left me standin' here

A black-haired girl who taught me truth

I turned my back on her

Too late for hope but a dream remembered

Lay me down, down, ooh

Too late for hope but a dream remembered

Better days

Made love in the Toronto rain

(I've seen better days)

From Hamilton I took the train

(I've seen better days)

What you regret, you softly said are things you never do

I regret, I didn't turn

And run back home to you

Too late for hope but a dream remembered

Lay me down, down, ooh

Too late for hope but a dream remembered

Better days, better days

Now I stand in sympathy

Not for her but for me

I could have turned, I could have stayed

But I just walked away

I could have done a lot of things

In my better days

Too late for hope but a dream remembered

Lay me down, down, ooh

Too late for hope but a dream remembered

Better days, better days, better days

Better days, better days

Trivia about the song Better Days by The Jayhawks

When was the song “Better Days” released by The Jayhawks?
The song Better Days was released in 2000, on the album “Smile”.
Who composed the song “Better Days” by The Jayhawks?
The song “Better Days” by The Jayhawks was composed by Gary Louris.

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