| Old man walking by the sea is dreaming
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| Dreaming of the days when he was young
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| Hand in hand, a little boy beside him
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| Hearing about the weekends under the sun…
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| «Ah most of all I remember
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| A little song we used to play
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| It was about the english weather
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| Always raining on a sunny day, and it went
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| Ah la la la, summer rain is pouring down again
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| And it’s getting wetter
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| As a matter of fact it couldn’t be better
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| For baby and me, sitting on my knees, (with baby on my knee)
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| Ah la la la, summer rain is falling down
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| On my umbrella above me
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| The very first time she said she loved me
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| Was in the summer rain, and it’s fine with me…
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| Walking with your
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| Great-grandfather's daughter
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| Somehow we were always late for tea
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| And small boys making mischief in the water
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| Watching deck-chairs floating away out to sea
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| Ah but now the memory’s fading
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| How the past just slips away
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| But every time that it starts raining
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| I can hear the band begin to play
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| Ah la la la, summer rain is pouring down again
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| And it’s getting wetter
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| As a matter of fact it couldn’t be better
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| For baby and me, sitting on my knees, (with baby on my knee)
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| Ah la la la, summer rain is falling down
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| On my umbrella above me, (above me)
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| The very first time she said she loved me
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| Was in the summer rain, and it’s fine with me, me, la la la
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| Summer rain is fine with me…
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| Ah la la la, summer rain is pouring down again
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| And it’s getting wetter
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| As a matter of fact it couldn’t be better
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| For baby and me, sitting on my knees, (with baby on my knee)
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| Ah la la la…" |