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Artist: The Draytones
Canonical path: /the-draytones/summer-s-arrived
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Summer's Arrived
Read Summer's Arrived lyrics by The Draytones on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Summer's Arrived
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Summer's arrived now, and you feel up,
Now, flowers in Soho.
People laugh and share a smile.
Falling the season,
just give me a reason,
how you can not be amazed by this?
Girls and boys having good times, we are in the mood.
Maybe a cool Pimm's in the afternoon?
I wonder where it all will go,
I don't care much, only heaven knows.
Summer's arrived
Summer's arrived.
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