The song "Songs We Sang" by Levi Hummon is a nostalgic reflection on the memories and experiences that are associated with the songs from the past. The lyrics describe the artist's hometown and how it remains mostly unchanged, with familiar places like the diner, supermarket, and pawn shop. The singer admits to not remembering specific details such as the parking lot where they tried to kiss someone or whether they got high or not. However, they vividly recall the songs they sang during those times. The songs hold a special place in their heart and serve as a reminder of the moments shared with friends and loved ones. The chorus emphasizes the impact of these songs, with the repeated line "Oh, oh, na-na-na na-na, oh." The lyrics indicate that these songs were an important part of the artist's life, bringing them joy and serving as the soundtrack to their memories. The second verse mentions how the artist used to blast music in their car, feeling cool and carefree. They mention their old fake ID and the mixed CDs they still have in their mother's old Ford, symbolizing the connection between the songs and the memories associated with them. Overall, "Songs We Sang" is a sentimental song that highlights the power of music to transport us back to specific moments in life and evoke powerful emotions. It is about cherishing the memories and the songs that will always be a part of our lives.
