1. |
Some Summer
04:58
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Some Summer:
You’re in the sun
Fixing your hair
With a camera
And a tempting stare
Come closer now
Don’t begin to fade
Dry to the bone
You were caught
By heat
And the glare of a lens
Would you turn around
And smile for me
A scarab found a home
Inside your bag
Between a book
And a tourist map
Burrowed in a shirt
A souvenir for your
Moving on, moving on
We sing along to the saddest songs
Oh no
You were never near
But at least I’ve got
This one shot!
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2. |
Reprise
02:38
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Reprise:
Now I’m trapped by the breeze
By that scent and by the leaves
Blow blow blow summer wind
Take take take this photo away
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