
Song
Shelley
Andrew Roberts · 1 play
male vocals, three days grace style, alternative rock, emotional, storytelling rock, long distance romance
Lyrics
Intro
(yeah... yeah...)
Verse
Ninety-eight, two strangers in a chat room glow
Typed our names, never thought it’d grow
You were Shelley, I was Andy, just friends at first
Laughs through the screen, then the silence burst
Ten years cold, no word, no sign
Thought you were gone, left it all behind
Two thousand nine, your message hit the screen
Pulled me back from the places I’d been
Pre-chorus
I started rolling those highways just to close the gap
Idaho plates rolling east on the map
Chorus
Shelley, we made it through the years apart
From late-night chats to the beat of my heart
July fifteenth, first time I saw your face
Thirty-hour drive, Thanksgiving, I took my place
Packed up my life, moved to Indiana ground
Proposed in April, married when the summer came around
Fourteen years deep and I love you more
Than the day I walked through that Indiana door
Verse
Truck wheels turned, every mile was a vow
Left the west behind to be with you now
You found me again when the world went dark
Gave me a reason to restart
Chorus
Shelley, we made it through the years apart
From late-night chats to the beat of my heart
July fifteenth, first time I saw your face
Thirty-hour drive, Thanksgiving, I took my place
Packed up my life, moved to Indiana ground
Proposed in April, married when the summer came around
Fourteen years deep and I love you more
Than the day I walked through that Indiana door
Bridge
Some nights the road still calls my name
But every mile leads back to the same
You and me, still burning like we did back then
Stronger now than we’ve ever been
Chorus
Shelley, we made it through the years apart
From late-night chats to the beat of my heart
July fifteenth, first time I saw your face
Thirty-hour drive, Thanksgiving, I took my place
Packed up my life, moved to Indiana ground
Proposed in April, married when the summer came around
Fourteen years deep and I love you more
Than the day I walked through that Indiana door
Outro
(yeah... yeah...)
More than ever...
More than ever...
