Ooh

Farewell, my summer love, farewell
Girl, I won't forget you
Farewell, my summer love, farewell, ooh

I found my happiest days
When you came to see your grandma in May
I bumped into you at the corner store
I told you that you sure looked good, now
Your grandma's house was next to mine
We were together most of the time
But summer's gotten away from us
Time's moving too fast for us

Bye, bye, don't turn around
'Cause you might see me cry

Farewell, my summer love, farewell
Girl, I won't forget you
Farewell, my summer love, farewell, ooh, yeah (farewell)

When you return to your hometown
And discuss your trip
Will I be the guy that you put down
Or someone that you don't forget? No

I'll never forget you
And maybe next year when you're out of school
You'll return, but until you do, baby

Bye, bye, don't turn around
You might see me cry

Farewell, my summer love, farewell
Girl, I won't forget you
Farewell, my summer love, farewell, ooh

Ooh, farewell, farewell
Ooh, farewell, farewell

If you remember my name (drop a line)
Drop a line sometime, yeah
Yeah, ooh, girl, I won't forget you

Farewell, my summer love, farewell
Girl, I won't forget you

When you return to your hometown
And discuss your trip
Will I be the guy that you put down
Or someone that you don't forget? No

I'll never forget you
And maybe next year when you're out of school
You'll return, but until you do, baby

Bye, bye, don't turn around
You might see me cry

Farewell, my summer love, farewell
Ooh, yeah
Farewell (farewell), my summer love, farewell
Girl, oh, yeah
Farewell, my summer love, farewell (farewell)
Yeah, yeah (yeah)
Farewell, my summer love, farewell
Girl, I won't forget you
Farewell, my summer love, farewell


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    Such an adorable song. I love it.

    Always-Sweeter67on January 04, 2007   Link

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