I feel it's changing, I stay the same
I'm... a solo cello outside a chor-us
I've got a secret,
It's time for me to tell that you've been keeping me warm

Just sweet beginnings and bitter en-dings
In coffee city, we borrowed hea-ven
Don't give it back, I've never felt so wanted
Are you taking me home?

You tell me you have to go...

[Chorus]
In the heat of summer sunshine
I miss you like nobody else
In the heat of summer sunshine
I kiss you, and nobody needs to know

Now that you've left me, there's no retur-ning
I keep comparing, you're always win-ning
I try to be strong but you'll never be more wanted
Will you make me at home?

Don't tell me you have to go...

[Chorus]

Ya da... ya da... ya da
To sweet beginnings and bitter en-dings
In coffee city, we borrowed hea-ven
Don't give it back
Winter is coming and I need to stay warm

The heat...

[Chorus: x 2]


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Summer Sunshine Lyrics as written by Caroline Corr Andrea Jane Corr

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    I'm really not sure what this is about, it seems like it could be an affair she had (you;ve been keeping me warm) but I love this song, I can relate to a lot of it. "everyone's changing, I stay the same... I'm the solo cello, outside the chorus..." I can definetely relate to that, also to "In the heat of summer sunshine I miss you like nobody else"

    Absolutely amazing song. Great for cheering up as well...

    hatrickpatrickon February 11, 2007   Link

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