| 作词 : Reef | |
| When I was younger than now | |
| I amI liked swimming, so | |
| I swamThe town side of old | |
| Cinnamon Lane | |
| Tarmac broken from sun, up the grass came | |
| Up willow | |
| I would climb to the top | |
| Hang and watch the water drop | |
| From my feet to the river below | |
| Young strength finally waned, then | |
| I followed | |
| I love that glow and now | |
| I knowSummer's in bloom, summer's in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer's in bloom, summer's in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| Off to mugdley about the years end | |
| I shout up, “ | |
| Let's have a swim!” | |
| I expect all my friends to say, “ | |
| No”They agree so in we go | |
| I got a stinging nettle rash for it | |
| But I'm so very happy that | |
| I did,I never ever ask why, | |
| I don't care why | |
| I just know that | |
| Summer's in bloom, summer's in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer's in bloom, summer's in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| When I was younger than now | |
| I amI liked swimming, so | |
| I swamThe townside of old | |
| Cinnamon Lane | |
| Tarmac broken from sun, up the grass came | |
| The winter evening that | |
| I came home | |
| Found out that my girl had gone | |
| My father's eye told of a place that he'd been | |
| Strong women play their own tune. | |
| Summer's in bloom, summer's in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer's in bloom, summer's in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| Ah yeah |
| zuo ci : Reef | |
| When I was younger than now | |
| I amI liked swimming, so | |
| I swamThe town side of old | |
| Cinnamon Lane | |
| Tarmac broken from sun, up the grass came | |
| Up willow | |
| I would climb to the top | |
| Hang and watch the water drop | |
| From my feet to the river below | |
| Young strength finally waned, then | |
| I followed | |
| I love that glow and now | |
| I knowSummer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| Off to mugdley about the years end | |
| I shout up, " | |
| Let' s have a swim!" | |
| I expect all my friends to say, " | |
| No" They agree so in we go | |
| I got a stinging nettle rash for it | |
| But I' m so very happy that | |
| I did, I never ever ask why, | |
| I don' t care why | |
| I just know that | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| When I was younger than now | |
| I amI liked swimming, so | |
| I swamThe townside of old | |
| Cinnamon Lane | |
| Tarmac broken from sun, up the grass came | |
| The winter evening that | |
| I came home | |
| Found out that my girl had gone | |
| My father' s eye told of a place that he' d been | |
| Strong women play their own tune. | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| Ah yeah |
| zuò cí : Reef | |
| When I was younger than now | |
| I amI liked swimming, so | |
| I swamThe town side of old | |
| Cinnamon Lane | |
| Tarmac broken from sun, up the grass came | |
| Up willow | |
| I would climb to the top | |
| Hang and watch the water drop | |
| From my feet to the river below | |
| Young strength finally waned, then | |
| I followed | |
| I love that glow and now | |
| I knowSummer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| Off to mugdley about the years end | |
| I shout up, " | |
| Let' s have a swim!" | |
| I expect all my friends to say, " | |
| No" They agree so in we go | |
| I got a stinging nettle rash for it | |
| But I' m so very happy that | |
| I did, I never ever ask why, | |
| I don' t care why | |
| I just know that | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| When I was younger than now | |
| I amI liked swimming, so | |
| I swamThe townside of old | |
| Cinnamon Lane | |
| Tarmac broken from sun, up the grass came | |
| The winter evening that | |
| I came home | |
| Found out that my girl had gone | |
| My father' s eye told of a place that he' d been | |
| Strong women play their own tune. | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room, speak no lie | |
| Summer' s in bloom, summer' s in bloom | |
| Light her up, let her fill the room | |
| Ah yeah |