| Waking up to bicycle wheels
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| Spinning past the lawn
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| Jumping out of a wood-creaking bed
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| Too excited to yawn
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| When the bees
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| Buzzed down the lane
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| When the waves
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| Were calling my name
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| Oh the sounds of summer I can still hear
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| The drums of the ocean beat in my ear
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| It’s a three month song only childhood could play
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| But it’s written in sand
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| And it’s washing away
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| The bounce of a basketball shot from the pool
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| The bell of the fireman’s fair
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| Hard working voices you knew you could trust
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| I thought they’d always be there
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| I didn’t know
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| The salt water breeze
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| Could turn into snow
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| Oh but the sounds of summer are still pretty clear
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| The drums of the ocean beat in my ear
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| Endless echoes of yesterday
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| Repeat and repeat
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| But keep getting farther away
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| Oh farther away
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| Sometimes it seems like a life
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| That I never led
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| I wish I could’ve said «Goodnight»
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| When my youth went to bed
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| Now I’m waking up the hotel Front Desk
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| 6 A.M. |
| on the dot
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| It’s 90 degrees and I’m making believe
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| The shower’s a pool but it’s not
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| And I go
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| And I get on the plane
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| 'Cause I know
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| The next city is calling my name
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| And the sounds of summer I hardly can hear
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| The hum of the engine’s clogging my ears
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| I’m begging my memory to give me a hand
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| But this flight
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| Is ready to land … |