July

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Intro:
In July the sun was high, the world was melting through the sky
Verse 1:
Who am I? sometimes I get a little
Paranoid, tryin to find out
Sun sets, only through the daylight
At night, what does it become?
Chorus:
In July we ran away through hurricanes and tidal waves
Sunburnt smiles & freckled face our heads were filled with outerspace
In July the sun the was high, The world was melting through the sky
We wore laughter in our eyes, everything is, alright
Verse 2:
Who are you? well I can’t explain it
Something more, than I’ve seen before
We are moons on the horizon
You’re a wave, breaking against the shore
Bridge:
ba-ba-ba, ba-ba-da-da

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from Pool Party, released August 23, 2016

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