Summer Girl
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Summer Girl
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I'll be your summer girl by night
I love to watch the way the moonlight dances in your eyes
And I feel pretty when you stare across the room at me
I hear music in my head
But I swear it's not my own, it must belong to you instead
I think I see you when I dream, waiting there for me
Where, how, when?
Questions circle in my head
When will I be home again?
When will winter end?
Thought I'd lost you at the fork
Where the road became the forest and the night grew dark
I still see you in my dreams, fighting your way back to me
Where, how, when?
Questions circle in my head
When will I be home again?
When will winter end?
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Who performs "Summer Girl"?
Fleurie performs "Summer Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Fleurie catalog on LyroVerse.
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