

Last summer on my screen Your
name lighting up at 3:15 Laughing
in the grocery line
Hands sticky from melted ice cream
You drew hearts on my receipt
Said, "Keep this,
it's our hidden key" I pressed
it in my diary Thought you'd
always stay with me How can
a warm night turn this cold?
You said forever,
then let go
Last summer feels like someone else's
dream I'm dancing in the ruins
of that scene
Joy in the morning,
despair by the evening light
I still taste your cherry soda
goodbye Last summer,
last summer You're the scar beneath
my tan lines
We kissed under broken fans Cheap
motel, two plastic bands You promised
you would write me songs And
left me on "typing" all month
long My friends say to delete
Every little ghost in my feed
But every silly photograph Still pulls
me back to when we laughed
How can a soft hand let
mine fall?
You said, "I got you," then
missed my call
Last summer feels like someone else's
dream I'm dancing in the ruins
of that scene
Joy in the morning,
despair by the evening light
I still taste your cherry soda
goodbye Last summer,
last summer You're the scar beneath
my tan lines
I replay us frame by frame
Sunburned shoulders calling my name I
press rewind, but it won't stay
You fade to white,
then slip away
Last summer feels like someone else's
dream I'm dancing in the ruins
of that scene
Joy in the morning,
despair by the evening light
I still taste your cherry soda
goodbye Last summer,
last summer I loved you like
a first and final time
Last summer, last summer You're the
scar beneath my tan lines