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A great song about reminiscing on the golden days of childhood, how the narrator’s mother (?) continues to live on through memories.
“And when I’m gonna, again I’ll find / My way back into your kitchen” – this is the narrator’s personal heaven; when he dies this is the paradise he looks to.
I do believe I do believe
I do believe I saw you standing there
Sunlight in your hair
Reflecting in your eyes
I was only five years old
Riding in your top-down Mustang
Taking me out to the beach
Your eyes matched the skies
I believe I saw your shadow looking like 1967
Percy Sledge on the radio
Or maybe Spanish songs
All my troubles swept away
The ocean on my scraped up knees
You could never stand to be away from me too long
I do believe I do believe I know that you would never leave me
And when you slipped the earthly binds you still live in my mind
And when I'm gone, again I'll find
My way back into your kitchen
And see you standing there in the window's shine
I do believe I do believe
You're standing there in emerald green
In the afternoon
Oh so long ago
I Do Believe was written by Patterson Hood.
I Do Believe was produced by David Barbe.
Drive-By Truckers released I Do Believe on Mon Feb 14 2011.