It's Always Summer Somewhere Songtext
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The porch light is broken and this couch is soaking wet.
It's been raining since I don't know when.
And now I'm sitting on the couch and I'm freezing.
An empty bottle at my feet and I'm thinking about leaving
like I always do.
The dog puts his nose to the window.
His parents are at work and no one else is home.
I reach for my phone and wonder what good it would do if I
dialed your number and called you
It's been raining since I don't know when.
And now I'm sitting on the couch and I'm freezing.
An empty bottle at my feet and I'm thinking about leaving
like I always do.
The dog puts his nose to the window.
His parents are at work and no one else is home.
I reach for my phone and wonder what good it would do if I
dialed your number and called you
like I always did.
Now I'm measuring my time in four-year elections and cheap wine,
fresh scabs on my knees and ancient cracks in the concrete.
This Summer went by like a Saturday night at the bar
or those bonfires we tried to build in the dark.
A walk home is a walk too far, so what if I asked you stay?
Would it still be this way between you and me?
Now I'm measuring my time in four-year elections and cheap wine,
fresh scabs on my knees and ancient cracks in the concrete.
This Summer went by like a Saturday night at the bar
or those bonfires we tried to build in the dark.
A walk home is a walk too far, so what if I asked you stay?
Would it still be this way between you and me?
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