On My Balcony
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On My Balcony
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Here comes summer
Beaming in through my bedroom window
There´s a song on the radio
You used to hum back then
Here comes summer
Still feels fresh as morning air
Today I´ll just stay here
And do, well, whatever
I´ll do whatever
Please, make summer last forever
All I want to do
Is sit here on my balcony
And think about you and me
And how happy we could be
Here comes summer
Picking flowers in the early hours
Without a care in the world
Except perhaps for bees and birds
Here comes summer
I guess I´ll stick to my master plan
Stay away from sea and sand
And do, well, whatever
I´ll do whatever
Please, make summer last forever
All I want to do
Is sit here on my balcony
And think about you and me
And how happy we could be
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