High life
In the mornin' on a Saturday
I got my girls and we're skippin' town
In my '67 442 got the rag top down
Aldean's on the radio
Ain't it funny how they sing along
Makes you smile just a little bit
Because it's not a Miley Cyrus song
These are the moments we can share
Come on let me take you there
Loadin' up and living right
Fast cars on a summer night
Breeze is warm and the moon is bright
This endless summer
Boogie boards and diggin' holes
Sand castles and fishin' poles
What a way to save my soul
This endless summer
Now we're at our little getaway
Zoe go and grab the fishin' poles
I can't think of any other better way, for us to cleanse our souls
Fresh trapper on the wheel tonight
Cherry stones straight out the shell
Just another day in paradise, another story I can tell
These are the moments we can share
Come on let me take you there
Loadin' up and living right
Fast cars on a summer night
Breeze is warm and the moon is bright
This endless summer
Boogie boards and diggin' holes
Sand castles and fishin' poles
What a way to save our souls
This endless summer
Monday morning and it's gettin' late
There's no traffic at the tollbooth line
Aldean's on the radio
And my three girls know every line
These are the moments we can share
Come on let me take you there
Loadin' up and living right
Fast cars on a summer night
Breeze is warm and the music's right
This endless summer
Boogie boards and diggin' holes
Sand castles and fishin' poles
What a way to save our souls
This endless summer night
I got my girls and we're skippin' town
In my '67 442 got the rag top down
Aldean's on the radio
Ain't it funny how they sing along
Makes you smile just a little bit
Because it's not a Miley Cyrus song
These are the moments we can share
Come on let me take you there
Loadin' up and living right
Fast cars on a summer night
Breeze is warm and the moon is bright
This endless summer
Boogie boards and diggin' holes
Sand castles and fishin' poles
What a way to save my soul
This endless summer
Now we're at our little getaway
Zoe go and grab the fishin' poles
I can't think of any other better way, for us to cleanse our souls
Fresh trapper on the wheel tonight
Cherry stones straight out the shell
Just another day in paradise, another story I can tell
These are the moments we can share
Come on let me take you there
Loadin' up and living right
Fast cars on a summer night
Breeze is warm and the moon is bright
This endless summer
Boogie boards and diggin' holes
Sand castles and fishin' poles
What a way to save our souls
This endless summer
Monday morning and it's gettin' late
There's no traffic at the tollbooth line
Aldean's on the radio
And my three girls know every line
These are the moments we can share
Come on let me take you there
Loadin' up and living right
Fast cars on a summer night
Breeze is warm and the music's right
This endless summer
Boogie boards and diggin' holes
Sand castles and fishin' poles
What a way to save our souls
This endless summer night
Lyrics submitted by Angel of Sin
Endless Summer Lyrics as written by Lukas Mcguire Burton Bob Jr. Thiele
Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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