"Lazy Summer Day" lyrics
From out of nowhere – into town I drifted
You were leaning in a doorway
Your broken whisper – in the heat it lingered
On a lazy summer day
I hesitated – for a second
Something simple crossed my mind
Were you the one – so dark and silent
The one I thought I'd left behind?
How was I to know you would rise
Like a burning angel in my eyes
On a lazy summer day
There was a moment so long ago
When I could have paid the price
For being willing to beg the question
I could have kissed you twice
How was I to know you would rise
Like a burning angel in my eyes
But I got lost in the race
I forgot the taste of your desire
On a lazy summer day
How was I to know you would rise
Like a burning angel in my eyes
On a lazy summer day
You were leaning in a doorway
Your broken whisper – in the heat it lingered
On a lazy summer day
I hesitated – for a second
Something simple crossed my mind
Were you the one – so dark and silent
The one I thought I'd left behind?
How was I to know you would rise
Like a burning angel in my eyes
On a lazy summer day
There was a moment so long ago
When I could have paid the price
For being willing to beg the question
I could have kissed you twice
How was I to know you would rise
Like a burning angel in my eyes
But I got lost in the race
I forgot the taste of your desire
On a lazy summer day
How was I to know you would rise
Like a burning angel in my eyes
On a lazy summer day
Writer(s): Mark Jeremy Seymour, Barry John Joseph Palmer, John Melville Lee Archer, John Albert Howard, Douglas James Falconer, Robert David Miles, Jeremy Stuart Smith, Michael Bernard Waters
