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Sweet Sweet Summer

from Brand New by Rachel Rambach

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Na na na, na na na na, na na
Na na na, na na na na, na
Na na na, na na na na, na na
Na na, na na na, na
Na na, na na na, na

We walked hand in hand,
We wrote our names in the sand.
The tide was low,
So where did they go?

Daylight faded with the blink of an eye
Tell me why we had to say goodbye
Tell me why we had to say goodbye, to the

Lazy mornings sleeping in,
The heat rising off your skin,
Waiting for the night to begin.

Looking up into the sky,
Feeling like we could fly,
So happy thought I might cry,
Sweet sweet Summer, goodbye.

Laying in the sun,
It was like we were one,
You and me,
Hoped that we always would be.

But life moves fast, and we gave it a try
Tell me why we had to say goodbye
Tell me why we had to say goodbye, to the

Lazy mornings sleeping in,
The heat rising off your skin,
Waiting for the night to begin.

Looking up into the sky,
Feeling like we could fly,
So happy thought I might cry,
Sweet sweet Summer, goodbye.

Turn around and fall has gone,
Winter moves along,
Spring flowers start to grow,
And then it’s time to say hello, to the

Lazy mornings sleeping in,
The heat rising off your skin,
Waiting for the night to begin.

Looking up into the sky,
Feeling like we could fly,
And both of us wondering why
Why we ever said goodbye.

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from Brand New, released September 15, 2009

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Rachel Rambach is a singer/songwriter in central Illinois. She has a penchant for folky pop and ukuleles.

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