| We crashed through crazed glass
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| In the white-hot burst of the firey blast
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| We flared through choked air
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| In the deafening blare, in the scattering ash
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| «Summer's here, and I’m gonna crack, crack, crack
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| Summer’s here, and I’m gonna crack»
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| We sort through shocked quartz in a jewelry store
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| Watch your sister and dad
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| Consort with kept courtesans
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| While the whole world is in ruins and black
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| «Summer's here, and I’m gonna crack, crack, crack!
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| Summer’s here, and I’m gonna crack
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| Summer’s here and I’m near a heart attack
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| Or flash of real feeling, teeth gnashing
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| And blasting and reeling through black»
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| 'Cause kids
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| When I first saw your mom
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| Well, I was right and she was wrong
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| 'Bout just the type of man she was bringing back
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| And when I first met her dad
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| Well, I felt good and he felt bad
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| But, kids, you’ll find that over time, you’re just trapped
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| Spring is gone, and you’re gonna gasp, gasp, gasp
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| Spring is gone, and you’re gonna gasp
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| Gasp
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| And friends: When I first saw the groom
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| Rise from the darkness of the tomb
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| I was unnerved, though, overall, I was wowed
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| When I first saw the bride
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| The look inside her eyes just cried
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| «If someone has some cause to stop, say it now!»
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| But fall is here, and the leaves all come down, down, down
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| Fall is here, and the leaves all come down, down, down
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| And then winter’s here, it’s too cold to drown, drown, drown
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| Winter’s here, it’s too cold to drown, drown, drown
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| Winter’s here, it’s too cold to drown, drown, drown
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| Winter’s here, it’s too cold to drown, drown, drown
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| Winter’s here, it’s too cold to drown, drown, drown
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| Winter’s here, it’s too cold to drown, drown, drown
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| Winter’s here, snow’s on the ground
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| Winter’s here, and I’m nearly whited-out, snowblind
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| Like it’s no business of mine
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| If life doesn’t want me around |