"Days in Paris" genre: Acoustic
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	A tale of love-scars and whisky.
	Credits: Words and music by Caspar J Riis
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this song on holiday in a tiny little house in a tiny little town in the middle of Normandy. It makes me smile. Lyrics Days in Paris You taught me how to heal my pain without losing my sense of direction, for this I'm thankful. But there are better things you could have done You told me that when you were young you dreamed of meeting someone like me I thought you were serious but i bet you dreamed of horses. And do you remember days in Paris? we'd leave our troubles and hit the town bright lights and whisky nights our colours don't seem to mean much anymore. You made me think that i was lost just so you could say you'd found me I felt so confounded but things were very different then. You said that one day we'd be living in a mansion in the mountains you were never serious but i bet your living in the mountains now. And do you remember days in Paris? we'd leave our troubles and hit the town bright lights and whisky nights our colours don't seem to mean much anymore.

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