Lyrics are about somebody who lost their love, and is thinking about what happened and what to do while taking a walk.
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Walking down the streets at night
In downtown Denver
How long ago that he walked out
I just can’t remember
Wind bites right through me
Like whips made out of ice
Wish that he’d come hold me
God, it’d be so nice
So I’ll go back to my empty place
And get a little high
Think about how it once was
And have myself a cry
Wish that he’d come hold me
God, it’d be so nice
Living here in downtown Denver
And now I’m paying the price
Well, I think it was the springtime
That he went away
I begged, pleaded, got down on my knees
But there was nothing I could say
Wish that he’d come hold me
God, it’d be so nice
Living here in downtown Denver
and now I’m paying the price
So I’ll go back to my empty place
And I’ll get a little high
Think about how it once was
And have myself a cry
Wish that he’d come hold me
God, it’d be so nice
Living here in downtown Denver
And now I’m paying the price
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