So long sweet summer
I stumbled upon you and gratefully basked in your rays
So long sweet slumber
I fell into you now you're gracefully falling away

Hey thanks
Thanks for that summer

It's cold where you're going
I hope that your heart's always warm

I gave you the best that I had
You passed on the letters and passed on the best that I had

So, so long sweet summer
I stumbled upon you and gratefully basked in your rays
So long sweet slumber
I fell into you now you're gracefully falling away

I hate the winter in Lexington

Lexington
Lexington
Lexington


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Age Six Racer Lyrics as written by Christopher Andrew Carrabba

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    wati hold on, isn't this song called so long sweet summer? its still rad though

    shatteredstaron January 07, 2002   Link
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    nope, it's called Age Six Racer. But either way, it still kicks butt. (:

    JulieMarleneon January 07, 2002   Link
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    it means someone is leaving or going some where and the other person is sad or depressed about it cuz the best times with them are over.

    leeleekittyon January 21, 2002   Link
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    I was just curious to know what someone migh thing or know what the title "Age Six Racer" means...thanks!

    Amlyn5150on February 02, 2002   Link
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    i thnk this song is actually about a girl, lets run it all down... "So long sweet summer"... syaing so long, like goodbye to some1.... "I stubled upon u and gratefullybasked in ur rays"... found you and enjoyed you.... "so long sweet slumber, i fell into u now ur graceflly faling away"... i fell for u now ur leaving..."I gave you the best, I gave you the best that I had. You passed on the letters and passed on the best that I had. " I gave it my all for you, but u passed on me an hwat i had to give... "I hate the winter in lexington"... I hate it w/o you here........ JUST MY OPINION, ALTHOUGH IVZE ALWAYS WODERZED IF I AM RIGT....

    sillybilly18on February 27, 2002   Link
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    i love this song so much...it's juat beautiful and fucking awesome.

    thegreenquetzalon March 26, 2002   Link
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    wow, the best dashboard song in my opinion. short yet sweet

    Psychedeliasmithon April 04, 2002   Link
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    at first i passed over the song, but now that have listened to the words, i really like it. i never liked, "i hate the winter in lexington." i always went to the next song after that. but dc still is awesome. and the lyrics leave me speechless :) -Sara-

    dashboard chick 6on April 05, 2002   Link
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    i still remember the first time i heard this song, i was overwhelmed with the vocals and the sincerity of the lyrics. although this is one of the most powerful dashboard songs, i wish that it longer. i hate it when good songs are too short...

    intoyoulikeatrainon April 19, 2002   Link
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    Has anyone ever read "The Rocking Horse Winner" by DH Laurence? For some reason this song reminds me of that story.

    OrangeSteamboaton April 25, 2002   Link

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