Everything's the same, but still all we know is changing
Slow me down, get a hold of me now
Years and years, my sanity's scattered on the playground
I'll collect it again if I ever find my youth
If I ever find my youth
Like sand through the hourglass
It's slipping away right through my hands
I may have lost my chance
Will I know how to act if I ever find my youth?
If I ever find my youth
Every place, a different face, glimpses of the old days
All the other kids are hanging in the trees
Wrote your name in colored chalk all over the pavement
I would do it again if I ever find my youth
Like sand through the hourglass
It's slipping away right through my hands
I may have lost my chance
Will I know how to act if I ever find my youth?
Will I ever find my youth?
All the moments, all the moments
All the moments I missed
Are they waiting for me, are they waiting for me?
All the moments, all the moments
All the moments I missed
Are they waiting for me, are they waiting for me?
Like sand through the hourglass
It's slipping away right through my hands
I may have lost my chance
Will I know how to act if I ever find my youth?
If I ever find my youth
If I ever find my youth
If I ever find my youth
Madeline Juno, stage name of Madeline Obrigewitsch, is a German singer-songwriter. Active since 2015, she stands out for her indie pop sound characterized by catchy melodies and introspective lyrics that explore themes such as love, loss, and self-discovery. Her music has achieved success in Germany and other European countries. Among her most notable songs are "The Way You Move", "Lost in the City" and "Golden Hour". Juno is known for her energetic and engaging live performances, which have contributed to solidifying her popularity.
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