Summer Something
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Summer Something
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She turns to me, look in her eyes, I can't believe
She knows soon I'm gonna leave
Heading to Tennessee
We got two months time
Cuddle up and just stay inside
Forget I have to say goodbye, hello to the memories
You and me we both know what's coming
I'll still be your summer something
You and me we both know what's coming
I'll still be your summer something
Stay right there
Lilac flowers laced in her hair
Feels so good to just have her there
We're young and we're unafraid
Wanna cry
When I leave I might wanna cry
Learning how to not think twice
I'm here but I'm moving on
You and me we both know what's coming
I'll still be your summer something
You and me we both know what's coming
I'll still be your summer something
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Josh Fudge performs "Summer Something", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Fudge catalog on LyroVerse.
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