Summer Summer
Carla Lyrics

Strawberries, cherries, an angel kiss in spring
The singer describes the sweet fruits, the angelic kiss of the season, and the start of something new.

My summer wine is really made from all these things
The singer refers to the wine as a metaphor and how the small things make up the whole season of summer.

Take off your silver spurs and help me pass the time
The singer asks the listener to let go of their troubles and spend some time with them.

And I will give to you summer wine
The artist promises to share this beautiful, lovely experience with the listener.

Ohhh-ohh summer wine
The artist repeats the wine and the season's name as if savoring its deep, rich taste.

Strawberries, cherries, an angel kiss in spring
The singer reignites the description of beautiful things in life, using them as a comparison to something greater than themselves.

Take off your silver spurs and help me pass the time
The singer repeats their request from earlier while putting a positive spin to it.

And I will give to you summer wine
The artist repeats their promise and shows their willingness to share and engage with the listener in this unique experience.

Mm-mm summer wine
The artist repeats the same note and expresses their joy in this moment of pleasure.

My eyes grew heavy and my lips they could not speak
The artist describes the sensation of being submerged in pleasure and losing themselves in this moment.

I tried to get up, but I couldn't find my feet
The singer describes their sense of being lost without the pleasure they once knew.

She reassured me with an unfamiliar line
The artist emphasizes how unique and meaningful this moment of pleasure is because it came from a complete stranger.

And then she gave to me more summer wine
The singer continues to describe the woman's friendly and generous nature in providing more of this beautiful experience to them.

Mm-mm summer wine
The singer repeats the phrase, expressing their uncontainable joy and pleasure.

Strawberries, cherries, an angel kisses in spring
The singer repeats the description of the beautiful season and its symbols, establishing a sense of nostalgia for the listener.

My summer wine has all these things
The artist reminds the listener of the metaphor used earlier and how it fits the grander scheme of the season.

Take off your silver spurs and help me pass the time
The artist repeats their request for the listener to partake in this moment with them.

And I will give to you summer wine
The singer reiterates their promise of sharing this unique experience with the listener.

Mm-mm summer wine
The singer repeats the same phrase, an expression of their continual pleasure and enjoyment.

When I woke up, the sun was shining in my eyes
The artist returns to reality and awakens from their dreamlike state.

My silver spurs were gone; my head felt twice its size
The artist provides this description of their discomfort, further illustrating how strong and impactful this experience was.

She took my silver spurs, a dollar, and a dime
The artist explains that the woman gave them a gift, and they thank her for making a difference in their lives.

And left me craving for more summer wine
The singer expresses their desire and thirst for more of this unique experience, and they hope to find it again in the future.

Mm-mm summer wine
The artist concludes their story with the same phrase that runs like a refrain, indicating how much they have enjoyed this momentary delight and how it has become a centerpiece of their memory.