Feels something like summertime
Top down and nothin' but time
Radio's on and your by my side
Feels something like summertime

These days life goes like this
Wake up, check that off of some list
Gotta be a little something more than this
The bottom of my coffee cup

I keep a postcard in the back of my mind
White sand, sunshine
And you sining like a brand new diamond
It's keeping me for giving up
Thinking like I had enough

You make me feel something like summertime
Top down ain't nothing but time
Radio's on and you're by my side
Feels something like summertime

Like a first slow dance and a first long kiss
There ain't nothing baby better then this
It's like a beach blanket and a bottle of wine
It feels something like summertime
Summertime

I was a warm breeze with a cool tan
Life mapped out on the back of my hand
When I was laughing I was making plans

But I didn't laugh when I found you
Theres a heaven baby your the proof

You make me feel something like summertime
Top down ain't nothing but time
Radio's on and you're by my side
Feels something like summertime

Like a first slow dance and a first long kiss
There ain't nothing baby better then this
It's like a beach blanket and a bottle of wine
It feels something like summertime
(Sum-summer-summertime)

Feel something like summertime
Top down ain't nothing but time
Radio's on for me and my valentine

It's like that first slow dance and that first long kiss
There ain't nothing baby better then this
It's like a beach blanket and a bottle of wine (Yeah)

Feels something like summertime
Top down ain't nothing but time
Radio's on and you're by my side,
Feels something like summertime
Just like summer time
(Sum-sum-summertime)
Something like summertime


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Summertime Lyrics as written by John Shanks Richard Sambora

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    Hometownflair:

    Is this by any chance your favorite song from Lost Highway?? lol

    Anyway, a good classic rock-song.. typical BJ..

    Bon-Jovi-Dudeon February 19, 2008   Link
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    my favorite song from lost highway

    HomeTownFlairon June 23, 2007   Link
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    my favorite song from lost highway

    HomeTownFlairon June 23, 2007   Link
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    my favorite song from lost highway

    HomeTownFlairon June 23, 2007   Link
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    summertime= happiness. this girl= summertime therfore this girl= happiness. simplicity. love :) and its such a good song on a summers day! ;)

    xx

    Nevershotfirston July 24, 2008   Link

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