all I can think about is summer
'cause that's when I see you
I haven't been so lonesome
since the day I met you

you: in a dress of flowers
me: in a silent smile

i want to tell the world

summer, it tells stories
about how it's supposed to be
summer, it tells stories
about how it isn't, for me

I could tell you a secret
I'm down on my knees for you

I want:
a bed of flowers
you in a secret smile

I want to tell the world

summer, it tells stories
about how it's supposed to be
summer, it tells stories
about how it isn't, for me

summer tells stories, uh huh!
ooo, sha la la la la la
summer tells stories, uh huh!
ooo, sha la la la la la
summer tells stories, uh huh!
ooo, sha la la la la la

summer, it tells stories
about how it's supposed to be
summer, it tells stories
about how it isn't, for me...


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