Relaxed and stand in the Warmth of the Sand
The day is long and here for us to take for granted
We find ourselves to our knees the water clear the tender breeze upon our faces as we bask in our good graces

Yeah we all are golden here

In Summer , In Summer
Where night belongs to lust and lovers
In Summer , In Summer
And I am here to win you over
You will be mine this year

The sun is the set and the moon is high the night is long and here for you and I to capture
We Float ourselves to the coast with icy drinks that boast our wills
And we are braver for the moment

Yeah we all are golden here

In Summer , In Summer
Where all the girls bear olive shoulders
In Summer , In Summer
And I am here to win you over
You will be mine this year

The courtyard wear the garden stands beyond the beach the crystal sands
We shed our clothes and felt romantic
Tempted by the moon fantastic
Bright and Warm and ours alone
Absolve of us the sins we own
And from one year to another
I think of you when I feel summer

In Summer , In Summer
Where all the girls bear olive shoulders
In Summer , In Summer
When all you hope for is another
In Summer , In Summer
Where night belongs to lust and lovers
In Summer , In Summer
And I am here to win you over
You will be mine this year


Lyrics submitted by Saves The Day 47

Warmth of the Sand Lyrics as written by Christopher Andrew Carrabba

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    Yeah we all are golden here

    Dc eyes xxon April 23, 2006   Link
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    basically about a Summer love ... Chris is determined to get the girl he wants this year .. AWESOME SONG from Vagrant Records : Another Year on the Streets Vol. 3 .. Expect an amazing dashboard acoustic album comin soon!

    Saves The Day 47on June 22, 2004   Link
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    I'm the girl Chris wants... he is obviously talking about me. heh

    DezJoneson June 25, 2004   Link
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    yea...okay...girl please he wants me lol

    TinaZiebaon June 26, 2004   Link
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    people like you are why nobody wanted chris to go mainstream.

    unnoticed69on June 28, 2004   Link
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    i'll second that

    thatWASthenon July 03, 2004   Link
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    thank you... i'll third that.

    besides that... i really like this song and can't wait for the next album to come out.

    agesixracer3on July 05, 2004   Link
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    its about the music not who its about. Great job Chris!!!!!!

    volcomjammin89on September 30, 2004   Link
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    Did anyone else feel like bummed because DC is all popular now?

    AsLoversGo341on October 07, 2004   Link
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    a little bit but if he didn't get popular I probably wouldn't have listened to their better music and I wouldn't have gone to their concert in orlando and i wouldn't listen to more music similar to theirs with lyrical presence

    CGKFoxon October 08, 2004   Link

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