We'll Be The Summer
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We'll Be The Summer
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I missed you in the chill of winter
all the white frosty roads stretched before me
but springtime came and I began to feel alive
I could see the good times coming
then you came by and I was the summer
kicked my shoes into the clouds
you came by and I was born again
as seasons change so do lovers
we're just leaves on the breeze like so many others
precious love will wash away with all the rain
and then return with the sun
then you'll come back and we'll be the summer
kick my shoes into the clouds
you'll come back and we'll be born again
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