| Summer where have you been?
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| It’s the first week in september and you’ve only just walked in
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| I’ve been trying to remember how you feel upon my skin,
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| Oh summer, where’ve you been?
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| Summer, settle down.
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| It’s the first time that the rain has left to find another town
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| I’ve been waiting by the window hoping you might come around,
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| oh summer, let’s settle down
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| And I hope it lasts forever
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| And I hope you stick around
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| You can change your mind
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| But you’ll never change the weather
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| In this town
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| Summer, glad you’re here
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| Haven’t seen your face enough it’s been a long and tiring year
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| And I’ve been swimming through the months hoping my ship would reappear,
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| Oh summer, so glad you’re here
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| And I hope it lasts forever
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| And I hope you stick around
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| You can change your mind
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| But you’ll never change the weather
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| In this town
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| Lover, welcome back
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| When you left I was surrounded by the things that I lack
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| Were trying to move on by putting papers over cracks
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| Oh lover but now your back.
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| Oh summer, now you’e back
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| Oh summer — so glad you’re back
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| And I hope it lasts forever
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| And I hope you stick around
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| You can change your mind
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| But you’ll never change the weather
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| In this town
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| And I hope we’re still together
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| When we’re 6 feet under ground
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| And you can change your mind
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| But you’ll never change the weather in this town
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| Nothing last forever in this town |