At 1980 - We Were on Fire (Say Anything...) [Music Video]

At 1980 & Josh Dally - We Were on Fire (Say Anything 1989) Say Anything edit / movie tribute / music video The song and the movie does not belong to me. All copyrights belong to the original owners. I am not making any money from this video. Movie: Say Anything... (1989) edited by nostalgic wave Email: nostalgicwaveyt@ Music Credit: Song: We Were on Fire Artist: At 1980 & Josh Dally Album: Late Night Calls Lyrics: All these late nights phone calls (phone calls) I’ll hear you out but I don’t think that’ll sort it out (sort it out) Guess there’s so much left to say (left to say) Between you and me I still think about you every day (every day) And now I’m losing track of time (Then holding back) Trying to work out what’s mine But we were on fire Darling, when we were young Drinking what we like, staying up all through the night But we were on fire Darling, when we were young ’Cause when you’re around, you still make it alright Like a satellite drifting Can you hear me now? I’m out here, miles away from home Sometimes I wish you’re still here Just wanted to say I’m sorry that I just couldn’t stay Now I’m losing track of time (Don’t lose me now) Just trying to work out what’s mine But we were on fire Darling, when we were young Drinking what we like, staying up all through the night But we were on fire Darling, when we were young ’Cause when you’re around, you still make it alright ’Cause lately I’ve been feeling so down Like a stranger lost in my home town But I’ve always known we’ll be okay And it’s crazy, I know but I still hold on Play the script I wrote in my own show And I promise now we’ll get away, yeah So, come on ♪ All these late nights phone calls (phone calls) I’ll hear you out but I don’t think that’ll sort it out (sort it out) “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.“