Paper towns and Polaroid skies, we drove until the map ran out
You sang the verses, I forgot the bridge — that's what summer's all about
Gas station coffee and the AM dial, headlights on a two-lane road
We were twenty-two and weightless, hadn't learned to carry loads
Everything we built was beautiful and paper-thin
Kept the ticket stubs and photographs to remember where we'd been
Some cities only exist because you pointed at the pin
Paper towns and permanent eyes — I'd do it all again
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