Karaoke The Boys of Summer by DJ Sammy, Loona (NL) — sing along with lyrics on Singa

The Boys of Summer Karaoke

Loona (NL)DJ Sammy

LyricsThe Boys of Summer

Nobody on the road

Nobody on the beach

I feel it in the air

The summer's out of reach

Empty lakes empty streets

The sun goes down alone

I'm drivin' by your house

Though I know

You're not home

But I can see you

Your brown skin

Shinin' in the sun

You got your hair

Combed back and your

Sunglasses on baby

And I can tell you

My love for you

Will still be strong

After the boys of

Summer have gone

I never will

Forget those nights

I wonder if it was a dream

Remember how you

Made me crazy

Remember how I

Made you scream

Now I don't understand

What happened to our love

But babe I'm gonna

Get you back

I'm gonna show you

What I'm made of

But I can see you

Your brown skin

Shinin' in the sun

I see you walkin'

Real slow and you're

Smilin' at everyone

And I can tell you my

Love for you will

Still be strong

After the boys of

Summer have gone

Out on the road today

I see a Deadhead

Sticker on a Cadillac

A little voice inside

My head said

Don't look back

You can never look back

I thought I knew

What love was

What did I know

Those days are

Gone forever

I should just

Let them go but

But I can see you

Your brown skin

Shinin' in the sun

You got that top

Pulled down and

Radio on baby

And I can tell you

My love for you

Will still be strong

After the boys of

Summer have gone

But I can see you

Your brown skin

Shinin' in the sun

You got that hair

Slicked back and those

Wayfarers on baby

And I can tell you

My love for you

Will still be strong

After the boys of

Summer have gone

Composer
CAMPBELL, MICHAEL W, HENLEY, DONALD HUGH, Mike Campbell, Don Henley
Lyrics
CAMPBELL, MICHAEL W, HENLEY, DONALD HUGH, Mike Campbell, Don Henley
Publisher
Universal/mca Music Scand Ab, Warner/Chappell Music Ltd, Wild Gator Music, Woody Creek Music, Universal Music Works
Copyright owner
CAMPBELL, MICHAEL W, HENLEY, DONALD HUGH, Mike Campbell, Don Henley