Lyrics Bryan Adams – Miss America

It was the hottest summer — I was seventeen
You were a little older
Yeah — the best I’d ever seen

We were young and foolish

Miss America, tell me where you are
Can’t believe I’ve gone and lost you
Just a photograph, just a memory — to me, yeah
We were so misunderstood, thought we had it good
Were just too young to know it
And now, I remember the way we were
Miss America

I could hear your laughter — like it was yesterday
You would put your hair up, I’d take it down, I liked it that way
We stayed up late and counted stars, from the back seat of my car
You said it’s love I said okay, didn’t know what else to say

Miss America, tell me where you are
Can’t believe I’ve gone and lost you
Just a photograph, just a memory — to me, yeah
We were so misunderstood, thought we had it good
Were just too young to know it
Even now, I remember the way we were
Miss America

Oh we traced our name out in the stars
Yeah the whole world was ours

I’m ready, I’m ready for — the way we were way back before
We both grew up and you left town
But miss USA where are you now?
Tell me — I’ve gone and lost you

Just a photograph, just a memory to me — yeah
We were so misunderstood, thought we had it good
Just too young to know it
And now, I remember the way we were
I can’t forget — the way we were
It was good, miss America