Little League
Conan Gray Lyrics

Do you remember days on our old block?
The artist is questioning if the listener remembers hanging out on their old block.

Messing with our neighbors, who called the cops
They used to bother their neighbors and, as a result, the neighbors called the police on them.

Coulda swore that you and me
The artist believed that they and the listener could get away with anything.

Could get away with anything
The artist believed they were invincible with the listener by their side.

We'd lay on the grass, all day talking
The artist and the listener would spend entire days lying on the grass talking to each other.

'Cause we snuck out of class when no one was watching
They would skip class and hang out together when no one was paying attention.

I remember you and me
The artist remembers the time they spent with the listener.

Yeah, I remember everything
The artist has vivid memories of their past with the listener.

But, lately I've been feeling strange
The artist has been feeling different lately, and not quite like themselves.

And everybody's telling me to act my age
Others are telling the artist to start acting more maturely now that they're older.

I never thought that everything I had, would fade away
The artist is lamenting the loss of their youth and the feeling that all they had in those days is now gone.

When we were younger
The artist fondly reminisces about their youth with the listener.

We didn't know how it would be
They didn't know what the future would hold for them.

We were the dumb, the wild, the free
The artist remembers feeling completely free and rebellious during their youth with the listener.

Little league
The artist is remembering a time in their life when they were young and carefree.

And when we were younger
The artist is continuing to remember their youth with the listener.

We wore our hearts out on our sleeves
They were open and vulnerable with each other during their youth.

Why did we ever have to leave?
The artist is questioning the necessity of growing up and leaving behind their youth and their friendship with the listener.

Could I get a rewind?
The artist wishes they could go back in time and live through their youth once again.

Get another chance, take it back in time
The artist wishes they could have another opportunity to experience their youth and time with the listener all over again.

'Cause I don't know what to do
The artist is feeling lost and unsure about how to handle their present situation.

With everything I'm going through
The artist is facing some difficult times and emotions.

And where did all my friends go?
The artist is wondering where their old friends from their youth have gone.

Standing on our street but nobody's home
The artist is feeling alone and nostalgic walking down their old street without their old friends to share it with.

Swore we'd never move away
They promised each other they would never leave their old hometown.

But now I'm going ninety-five on the interstate
The artist is currently driving rapidly away from their old hometown and their youth.

I wish I was younger
The artist wishes they could go back to their youth and their time with the listener.

When we were younger
The artist continues to remember their youth with the listener.

We were the dumb, the wild, the free
The artist remembers feeling free and unconcerned with the future during their youth with the listener.

Little league
The artist is remembering a time in their life when everything was simpler and more carefree.