Let's burn one down when the sun comes up
These summer nights, they're not long enough
And it ain't over 'til tomorrow comes
Our bloodshot eyes on the morning sun
Will you come with me, see what we can see
City lights, country roads
Oh, will you come with me see what we can see
Tonight, let's go
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
And here's to us and all we've seen
The ups and downs and everything between
And the music, it shall never stop
So here's to us, the lucky ones
Will you come with me, see what we can see
City lights, country roads
Oh, will you come with me see what we can see
Tonight, let's go
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
They're yours, they're mine
They're yours, they're mine
Mighty Oaks - Endless Summer Lyrics
Mighty Oaks - Endless Summer Lyrics
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Let's burn one down when the sun comes up
These summer nights, they're not long enough
And it ain't over 'til tomorrow comes
Our bloodshot eyes on the morning sun
Will you come with me, see what we can see
City lights, country roads
Oh, will you come with me see what we can see
Tonight, let's go
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
And here's to us and all we've seen
The ups and downs and everything between
And the music, it shall never stop
So here's to us, the lucky ones
Will you come with me, see what we can see
City lights, country roads
Oh, will you come with me see what we can see
Tonight, let's go
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
They're yours, they're mine
They're yours, they're mine
These summer nights, they're not long enough
And it ain't over 'til tomorrow comes
Our bloodshot eyes on the morning sun
Will you come with me, see what we can see
City lights, country roads
Oh, will you come with me see what we can see
Tonight, let's go
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
And here's to us and all we've seen
The ups and downs and everything between
And the music, it shall never stop
So here's to us, the lucky ones
Will you come with me, see what we can see
City lights, country roads
Oh, will you come with me see what we can see
Tonight, let's go
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
Hot nights in the summertime
And we got no place to be
This town belongs to you and me (belongs to you and me)
From sundown to sunrise
All these endless summer nights
They're yours, they're mine
They're yours, they're mine
They're yours, they're mine
Writer: Craig Saunders, Ed Prosek, Ian Hooper, Claudio Donzelli
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Performed By: Mighty Oaks
Language: English
Length: 2:50
Written by: Craig Saunders, Ed Prosek, Ian Hooper, Claudio Donzelli