Summer Clothes - The Wonder Years

Composed by：Matthew Paul Brasch/Daniel Jason Campbell/Michael Dominic Kennedy/Joshua James Martin/Kenneth Alrich Cavaliere/Nicholas Steinborn

Produced by：Will Yip

Justin and I have got the windows down

The A/C is busted it's hotter than hell

But I hate myself a little less

When the salt air hits my skin

Sat on the benches when the shops had closed

Saw the ferris wheel light through your Marlboro smoke

And I sorta fumbled through playing

"Steadier Footing"

"Steadier Footing"

I love the glow

Of you in your summer clothes

Coming down the parkway

Leaving the city

Shaking off the cold

Met up with strangers around two am

The beach is deserted it's just us and them

And these batteries that can't get the stereo

Through one goddamn song

Swam out so deep we probably should've died

Too young and too dumb and too fed up with life

But when you grab my ankles the two of us

Still aren't tall enough to touch the bottom

Aren't tall enough to touch the bottom

I love the glow

Of you in your summer clothes

Coming down the parkway

Leaving the city

Shaking off the cold

I love the glow

Of you in your summer clothes

Coming down the parkway

Leaving the city

Shaking off the cold

We're floating on our backs and we're staring at the stars-

Or the ones we can see through the light pollution

Then we all pretend that if we squint real hard

We can make out the shape of the space station

And some lonely astronaut would smile back at us

I love the glow

Of you in your summer clothes

Coming down the parkway

Leaving the city

Shaking off the cold

I love the glow

Of you in your summer clothes

Coming down the parkway

Leaving the city

Shaking off the cold