Lyrics to Song Of The Summer
He says he sells an escape
With an hour forty of projected scripted goodness
A brand new moral revelation
For anyone who's hungry
To believe it, eat it
My lungs are so tired
So sick of always sighing
My posters, my CDs
Are breaking my heart
When they shouldn't be
And to think he wore his cape
Till he had to leave
And oh, all these villains play the heroes on TV
All these perverts in my headphones
Talk to me when I was young
And listening to them
Now their prose sounds clumsy
Like they're trying to be anything but honest often
My lungs are so tired
So sick of always sighing
My posters, my CDs
Are breaking my heart
When they shouldn't be
And to think he wore his cape
Till he had to leave
And oh, all these villains play the heroes on TV
No trust for the song of the Summer, baby
No trust for the song of the Spring
The tune is stuck in my head
But now I can't just get it to leave
Oh, what a horrible feeling listening
Oh, to someone who does nothing
With an hour forty of projected scripted goodness
A brand new moral revelation
For anyone who's hungry
To believe it, eat it
My lungs are so tired
So sick of always sighing
My posters, my CDs
Are breaking my heart
When they shouldn't be
And to think he wore his cape
Till he had to leave
And oh, all these villains play the heroes on TV
All these perverts in my headphones
Talk to me when I was young
And listening to them
Now their prose sounds clumsy
Like they're trying to be anything but honest often
My lungs are so tired
So sick of always sighing
My posters, my CDs
Are breaking my heart
When they shouldn't be
And to think he wore his cape
Till he had to leave
And oh, all these villains play the heroes on TV
No trust for the song of the Summer, baby
No trust for the song of the Spring
The tune is stuck in my head
But now I can't just get it to leave
Oh, what a horrible feeling listening
Oh, to someone who does nothing
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