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I miss last summer And mattresses on the floor And empty liquor bottles And coming back for more. I miss the beginning How strange it might have seemed That the adventures I now look back on Now sit on my mind like fuzzy dreams. Your car was way too hot for me Most rides were windows down Can’t forget falling asleep in your passenger seat Whenever you drove around. Each day was nothing different Laying on that trampoline became routine But that’s what I loved the most Like in a movie, we played the scenes. I miss last summer And a room without a door And a front porch covered in people With the one that I adored.
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 10:47 PM UTC
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I miss last summer And mattresses on the floor And empty liquor bottles And coming back for more. I miss the beginning How strange it might have seemed That the adventures I now look back on Now sit on my mind like fuzzy dreams. Your car was way too hot for me Most rides were windows down Can’t forget falling asleep in your passenger seat Whenever you drove around. Each day was nothing different Laying on that trampoline became routine But that’s what I loved the most Like in a movie, we played the scenes. I miss last summer And a room without a door And a front porch covered in people With the one that I adored.
samantha-neal
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Mar 8, 2017
Mar 8, 2017 at 10:47 PM UTC
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