Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song David's Last Summer, artist - Pulp.
Date of issue: 31.12.2005
Song language: English
David's Last Summer |
We made our way slowly down the path that led to the stream, |
swaying slightly, |
drunk on the sun, I suppose. |
It was a real summer’s day. |
The air humming with heat whilst the trees beckoned us into their cool green |
shade. |
And when we reached the stream I put a bottle of cider into the water to chill, |
both of us knowing that we’d drink it long before it had the chance. |
This is where you want to be, |
there’s nothing else but you and her, |
and how you spend your time. |
Walking to parties whilst it’s still light outside. |
Peter was upset at first but now he’s in the garden talking to somebody Polish. |
Why don’t we set up a tent and spend the night out there? |
And we can pretend that we’re somewhere foreign, |
but we’ll still be able to use the fridge if we get hungry, or too hot. |
This is where you want to be, |
there’s nothing else but you and her, |
and how you use your time. |
We went driving. |
This is where you want to be, |
there’s nothing else but you and her, |
and how you use your time. |
The room smells faintly of sun tan lotion |
in the evening sunlight and when you take off your clothes, |
you’re still wearing a small pale skin bikini. |
The sound of children playing in the park comes from faraway, |
and time slows down to the speed of the specks of dust |
floating in the light from the window. |
Summer leaves fall from Summer trees. |
Summer grazes fade on Summer knees. |
Summer nights are slowly getting long. |
Summer’s going so hurry soon it’ll be gone. |
So we went out to the park at midnight one last time. |
Past the abandoned glasshouse stuffed full of dying palms. |
Past the bandstand down to the boating lake. |
And we swam in the moonlight for what seemed like hours, |
until we couldn’t swim anymore. |
And as we came out of the water we sensed a certain movement in the air, |
and we both shivered slightly and ran to collect our clothes. |
And as we walked home we could hear the leaves curling and turning |
brown on the trees, |
and the birds deciding where to go for Winter. |
And the whole sound, |
the whole sound of Summer packing it’s bags and preparing to leave town. |
Oh but I want you to stay. |
Oh please stay for a while, |
oh I want you to stay, |
oh I want you to stay. |