Mornin'_jazz.1

[Verse 1] The morning’s like ice in a glass, I stepped out, my jacket wide. At the tram stop, waiting there, I saw laughter in your eyes. May smelled of apricots, June of dust in the yard. I was changing on the fly, Like a tie at a masquerade. [Pre-Chorus] And every day — a different verse, A different band outside the pane. Sometimes you wave from distant stairways, Sometimes the city spins in vain. [Chorus] My ever-changing summer, (my ever-changing summer) Now burning, now windy. (now burning, now windy) My ever-changing summer, (my ever-changing summer) I’m still with you all the same. [Verse 2] On the beach — a ball and soda, On the roof — cards and watermelon slices. Yesterday I argued till the dawn, Today I’m laughing with the rhythm’s vices. Sometimes a sax calls round the bend, Sometimes rain taps on a stranger’s door. And you dance so awkwardly, That the world is just what it’s meant for. [Pre-Chorus] And every evening — a new light, A new gleam on the gates of day. Sometimes you whisper: "Don't you rush," Sometimes you spin the world my way. [Chorus] My ever-changing summer, (my ever-changing summer) Now burning, now windy. (now burning, now windy) My ever-changing summer, (my ever-changing summer) I’m still with you all the same. [Bridge] Let September be at the door, Let the station hum round the bend. I carry this sun in my pocket, To recognize it once again. [Chorus] My ever-changing summer, (my ever-changing summer) Now burning, now windy. (now burning, now windy) My ever-changing summer, (my ever-changing summer) I’m still with you all the same.