| I know where the summer goes
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| When you’re having no fun
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| When you’re under the thumb
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| I know where the summer dwells
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| When your underarm smells
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| And your kitchen looks like hell
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| I know where the summer goes
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| If you’re scraping a pot, and your head is hot
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| Put your head down, put your thumbs up girl
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| With the smell of hot desk
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| And the glitter of your step
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| He was right, he’s the upcoming guru of the city
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| No one told the city councillors
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| I know, you can tell me again
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| I’ve got my mobile phone
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| It’s full of silicon chips
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| No one likes a smartarse
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| But I’ve seen a pattern emerge
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| I will race you up the hill
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| Where the boy who made records out of postcard messages
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| And flowering cherries rain on kids like you
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| Look twice at the kid with the crimped
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| And overheated hair
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| They ran a book on his looks
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| Odds on was the noble pose
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| And the denim hard riff of the Irish Troubadour
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| But the boy came from nowhere
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| To steal the hearts of lassies in the lavvies of the club tonight |