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Unordinary Summer

from Hope Dont Float by Robert Harrison

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This song is heard best when laying in the sun.

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Fishing pole in my hand
Casting out in the afternoon
The sun beating down upon my back
A bite on my line means supper soon

It’s not just your ordinary summer
Rainy days don’t have to be a bummer you can
Kick your shoes off lay back and wonder
Why all good must come to an end

Living for the summer is what I do
The grass turns green and the water blue
The clothes get tighter and days get longer
Take a nap in the shade when there’s nothing to do

It’s not just your ordinary summer
Rainy days don’t have to be a bummer you can
Kick your shoes off lay back and wonder
Why all good must come to an end

Summer flings get us through
Meet a new girl and take her to
The drive in theatre is not for shows
Get a little bit closer and now you know

It’s not just your ordinary summer
Rainy days don’t have to be a bummer you can
Kick your shoes off lay back and wonder
Why all good must come to an end

It’s not just your ordinary summer
Rainy days don’t have to be a bummer you can
Kick those shoes off lay back and wonder
Why all good must come to an end

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from Hope Dont Float, released August 23, 2012

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