Deadbeat Summer
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Deadbeat Summer
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aaah aaaaah-aaah
aaah aaaaah-aaah
Come in blind from the east
In the middle of a sunday street
Seeing thoughts in repeat
But I'd rather get something to eat
Feelin...(?)
And I wonder if through chance we will meet
Deadbeat summer
It's just a deadbeat summer (x4)
aaah aaaaah-aaah
aaah aaaaah-aaah
You're the one that I miss
From my soul you're the one I still wanna kiss
Hear the endless hiss
As he rolls into the starlit abyss
All my dreams reminisce
Never thought this all would be like this
Deadbeat summer
It's just a deadbeat summer (x4)
ooooh
ooooh
ooooh
ooooh
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