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Brian Wilson ~ Summer In Monterey


Van dyke parks Wasn't so long ago That every year your family Would rent a house from june to labor day Summer in monterey None of us wore no clothes In monterey our feet were bare Our shorts were all we'd ever wear And i would jump for joy that you were there Take you to the movie show Watching arm in arm Used to hope the film would work its charm Then You and i we'd saunter home Far behind the crowd Linger longer than your ma and pa had allowed Never in love before We couldn't wait to be alone To beat it to the ocean view cafe That was our hideaway Summer in monterey Monterey oh monterey Monterey oh monterey I would love the crazy world to always stay that way Ocean breeze Breaking seas Out on the rocks around the windy curving bay Summer in monterey Ocean breeze Breaking seas Out on the rocks around the windy curving bay Summer in monterey more free lyrics

Van dyke parks

Wasn't so long ago
That every year your family
Would rent a house from june to labor day
Summer in monterey
None of us wore no clothes
In monterey our feet were bare
Our shorts were all we'd ever wear
And i would jump for joy that you were there

Take you to the movie show
Watching arm in arm
Used to hope the film would work its charm
Then
You and i we'd saunter home
Far behind the crowd
Linger longer than your ma and pa had allowed

Never in love before
We couldn't wait to be alone
To beat it to the ocean view cafe
That was our hideaway
Summer in monterey

Monterey oh monterey
Monterey oh monterey
I would love the crazy world to always stay that way
Ocean breeze
Breaking seas
Out on the rocks around the windy curving bay
Summer in monterey

Ocean breeze
Breaking seas
Out on the rocks around the windy curving bay
Summer in monterey

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