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


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Warmth of the Sand Lyrics as written by Christopher Andrew Carrabba

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    I hate how DC is popular now! It sucks becuase now all the girls who wear heels to school and guys who work at abercrombie think they are doing something innovative by listening to them, when DC has been happening and hanging for a while. But I do adore this song! And at the end in the background a female whispers what sounds like "Alicia" which is my name. Listen to it.

    Thats So 1982on October 30, 2004   Link

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