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Back in my fifteen
I used to do everything
I used to go up and down
Always searching for some pal's
So a day i crossed the street
Was the day that I met with him
His name was tommy
But he was called tommy G.
Tommy was a tough guy
He had a band,he play guitar
And I was just a boy, who had a bike
And a dream in mind
I don't know why but we match up
Since the day that we met
He had the same dream that I want
But before than I could get
Tommy was my best friend
He teached me all that I know now
Without him, my life wouldn't be like this
I owe him... I owe him, I owe him
Tommy had a good heart
His dream was to be a star
And he almost did but life don't seem to give much time
He was walkin through melrose
When he saw that girl
Her eyes had a strong touch
Seems like she came from above
That girl was his big sin
But he was to lost in love
I try hard to warn him
But he was to blind to see
Then a day she say to him:
I don't love you anymore
He was to dazed, he couldn't believe
I still love this girl
For him life was ended there
In that grey rainy day
He left a letter, but no words could explain
What was his way
Now some say that he are dead
Just because of that girl
But he always will remain
Deep down in this song
I guess that my friend tommy G.
Are in a better place now
And how himself told for me
Told for me,told for mE, told for me
I'm am dancin' with the wind
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