Lyrics

Verse
We lived three doors down, pals from the playground
First kiss, puppy love, hanging out, growing up
Looking at the stars, we'd say "Gonna fly up there someday"
Went steady in high school, making up our own rules
Worked hard, learned a lot, partied like it'd never stop
Anything was possible then, in love with my best friend

Chorus
Walking down Main Street, Friday night
Friends in their cars go parading by
Butcher Bob says, "How's your folks?"
Grocer Cole tells his bad jokes
Old Mr. Boone at the ice cream place has all of his spoons engraved with "Life is a dream parfait"

Verse
We started talking 'bout a white dress, back road address
Two kids, couple dogs, we're gonna have it all
That dream we made come true, and after we said "I do"

Chorus
We're walking down Main Street, Friday night
Friends in their cars honk as we go by
Butcher Bob says, "Best to you both"
Grocer Cole tells his first good joke
Old Mr. Boone hands us both a spoon and says, "Dig deep, you're on your way.
Life is a dream parfait”

Bridge
Looking back on all our present hopes
Layer by layer as life unfolds
It's the simple things that meant the most
Like having her here with me

Chorus
Walking down Main Street, hand in hand
Like we've done since our love began
Butcher Bob says, "How's your folks?" and Grocer Cole tells his bad jokes
Old Mr. Boone at the ice cream place
Smiles as he softly says "Life is a dream parfait"

Outro
Walking down Main Street, life is a dream parfait
Walking down Main Street, life is a dream parfait

Lyric & Music by Kevin Reardon