| Back in the country, living on the Double E In the sunshine of her life |
| There’s already a young fellow but Mom and Daddy won’t let her leave |
| Mom and Poppa won’t let her go But when they go out dancin' |
| She breaks out on her own |
| She’s hot enough to burn the house down |
| But Mom and Poppa don’t know |
| When Edith and Earl renamed the Double E They nearly made history |
| The locals rose up, some of them were mad as hell |
| Cause it used to be the Double L Change comes slow in the country |
| When you’re new there’s a lot of distrust |
| Years fly by uneventful |
| Memories turn to dust |
| Meanwhile Granny has got her bright colors on And the sun’s shinin’in her eyes |
| Cruisin’by the bars and honky-tonks where she met Grandpa |
| And caught that young man’s eye |
| Dusty white El Dorado |
| Cruisin’through the trees |
| Slippin’through the shadows |
| Of what used to be Back in the days, living in the summer of love |
| Living in the summer of love |
| Grandma’s okay, not the same since Grandpa’s gone |
| She’s living in the summer of love |
| Back in the days, living in the summer of love |
| Living in the summer of love |
| Living in the summer of love |
| Living in the summer of love |
| Back in the days, living in the summer of love |
| Living in the summer of love |