It’s such a shame to let this go to waste
There’s little time left here for saving face
We tried to put a bandage on these years
I know this isn’t what you want to hear
You can say what you like
Pass the blame I don’t mind because
We both lit the match that burned the bridge
We both lit the match that burned the bridge
We both lit the match and watched our bridges burn down
Our common ground was broken long ago
What slipped through the cracks I fear we’ll never know
I’ll walk you through the graveyard of my mind
Show you a love that I buried alive
Cuz we both walked away
Who was wrong, who’s to say I know
We both lit the match that burned the bridge
We both lit the match that burned the bridge
We both lit the match and watched our bridges burn down
1927 The London-New York telephone service began operating, a three-minute call costing £15 1990 The Leaning Tower of Pisa was closed to the public, as its accelerated rate of 'leaning' raised fears for the safety of its many visitors 1785 The first aerial crossing of the English Channel was made by Jean Pierre Blanchard and Dr John Jeffries, in a hot-air balloon 1925 Gerald Durrell, British author and naturalist, was born 1610 Italian astronomer Galileo discovered Jupiter's four satellites, naming them Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto
