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When I was younger than now I am, I liked swimming, so I swamThe townside of old Cinnamon Lane, tarmac broken from sunUp the grass cameUp willow I would climb to the top,Hang and watch the water dropFrom my feet to the river belowYoung strength finally waned, then I followedI love that glow and now I knowSummer's in bloom, summer's in bloomLight her up, let her fill the roomSpeak no lieSummer's in bloom, summer's in bloomLight her up, let her fill the roomOff 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 goI got a stinging nettle rash for it, but I'm so very happy that I didI never ever ask why, I don't care why, I just know thatSummer's in bloom, summer's in bloom,Light her up, let her fill the roomSpeak no lieSummer's in bloom, summer's in bloomLight her up, let her fill the roomWhen I was younger than now I am, I liked swimming, so I swamLetras de cancionesThe townside of old Cinnamon Lane, tarmac broken from the sun, up the grass cameThe winter evening that I come home, found out that my girl had goneMy father's eye told of a place that he'd beenStrong women play their own tuneSummer's in bloom, Summer's in bloom,Light her up, let her fill the room,Speak no lieSummer's in bloom, summer's in bloomLight her up, let her fill the room From Letras Mania