Luyện nghe bài hát That Summer

It was the same I learned to play
'It Had To Be You' on the
The same summer we the fence at the fair
And you won in two throws the dog I tried all night to win

There's a storehouse of titles
I can recite from summer
I hear one every now and
It seems I'm always driving I hear one

I turn the up and blank my mind
And let it drift, it's a thing
I hear more than one at a time
Or I don't think I see to drive

I see pictures taken summer
Every time I give my belongings
Their cleaning out
the one that was taken
In your back yard the evening of

You on the back, you wrote
Well you know what you
Or maybe you but I do

I still go to the same we went to that summer
I always sit about tenth the back on the right
You always got a if we sat any closer
And had to squint if we sat any back

You were a lot of to me
Of I see the same people
We saw that
of them ever mention you

I they don't know
I remember you like I do
Or maybe they do
I remember you like I do
Maybe that's why they mention you

And the places, the places are there
most of them have changed
That narrow bumpy dirt up to the knoll
Where we used to has been paved
And a new housing development has in

Houses, cars, and people invaded our place
Where your innocence my guilt
People live daily as if nothing has happened
On piece of ground

learned other songs on the piano
The fair doesn't come
Until September
And those songs me
Sad now of happy

The have gotten bent
And corners off
They've put on a new wide
And swinging chairs in the

The people have grown
And the is a pool of lights after dark
But the summers are still hot and the
'Bout the only that hasn't changed
Except that I still you