Summer the First Time Lyrics
SUMMER (THE FIRST TIME) - Bobby Goldsboro
It was a hot afternoon,
the last day of June,
and the sun was a demon.
The clouds were afraid,
one ten in the shade,
and the pavement was steamin'
I told Billy Ray
in his red Chevro- let,
I needed time for some thinkin'.
I was just walking by
when I looked in her eye,
and I swore it was winkin'.
She was thirty-one, and I was seventeen,
I knew nothing about love, she knew everything.
But I sat down beside her on that front porch swing,
and wondered what the coming night would bring.
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The sun closed her eyes
as it climbed in the skies,
and it started to swelter.
The sweat trickled down
the front of her gown,
I thought it would melt her.
She threw back her hair
like I wasn't there,
she sipped on a Julep.
Her shoulders were bare,
and I tried not to stare,
when I looked at her two lips.
And when she looked at me, I heard her softly say,
'I know you're young, you don't know what to do or say.
But stay with me until the sun has gone away,
and I will chase the boy in you a- way.
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And then she smiled, then we talked for a while,
and we walked for a mile to the sea.
We sat on the sand, and the boy took her hand,
but he saw the sun rise as a man.
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Ten years have gone by
since I looked in her eyes,
but the memory lingers.
I go back in my mind
to the very first time,
feel the touch of her fingers.
It was a hot afternoon,
the last day of June,
and the sun was a demon...
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