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Summer's End

by Mike Brunacini

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1.
It's something I could not explain to you because it's something I cannot obtain no matter how hard I try to quantify it drive myself insane And each time I try to find myself I end up back again I can feel the sunshine what a time to be alive in the summer of 2009 we had it all for the last time Remember staying up all night communion by the firelight nothing to do, out past curfew Running from the cops and each time we thought they pinned us down we'd come out on top I can feel the sunshine what a time to be alive in the summer of 2009 we had it all for one last summer 2009 the lazy days would end with sunsets on the beach 2009 I almost feel it now but it's just out of reach 2009 the crimson red, the death knell fated summer's end 2009 all summers end I can feel the sunshine what a time to be alive in the summer of 2009 we had it all for one last summer we had it all for one last summer the summer of 2009
2.
October Air 03:34
How did we make it here Summer sun slowly disappeared When did it get so cold and so dark Leaves are falling in the park It's okay Going grey And someday We'll all fade away Walking alone facing the cold October air I don't remember the way And I've got nowhere to go And no reason to stay Look in the mirror there is no souvenir We can't go back this is how we appear
3.
Lightyears 02:57
In the distance there's a fading light It's a losing battle that I have to fight There's a part of you I'll never know There's a part of me I can't let go Lost in space I'm with you standing face to face I feel out of place Trying so hard to retrace Just in case memories are erased Have you seen the stars burn so bright Lightyears away from me, but still in sight I feel so far away from you tonight Time and space so deeply intertwined There are things you have to leave behind The universe can be so unkind Impartial and uncaring in design Lost in space I'm with you standing face to face I feel out of place Trying so hard to retrace Just in case memories are erased Have you seen the stars burn so bright Lightyears away from me, but still in sight I feel so far away from you tonight
4.
On the Southern end of Eleventh Street Was a corner store named "Albright's" And the neighborhood walked to get their groceries And they had enough to go around See, we all went to Albright's Who were mostly stocked by Sanderson's Farm But the bigger stores came and we could not compete So we had to shut the small stores down They shut us down And sourced their goods from out of town The prices they can't be beat Remember convenience is everything Just bypass Eleventh Street Imagine the revenue this will bring That's how they made it sound But there's not enough to go around They never cared and never will Hindsight is 20/20 When they discover they don't need us They leave us all with nothing There's no way we can compete Remember convenience is everything It's not just Eleventh Street Imagine the revenue this will bring That's how they made it sound But there's not enough to go around
5.
Welcome back home It's so nice to see your face again The sun going down on the patio No obligations darling just get yourself a drink Tomorrow we have nowhere to go We have nowhere to go I'd do anything to obtain the freedom just to do nothing here with you They can say that we're childish or lazy wasting their lives Chasing paper dreams I've had enough take off the handcuffs Don't you want to live Like you want to be happy Live for the sunset Live for the breeze Live like you want to be happy Not for the future Right now, here with me It's getting colder now that the fire has died down Though there are embers still aglow Let's get you back inside before you drift off to sleep We have a long long way to go
6.
Millennium 01:46
I slept in today I didn't mean to It's such a shame to waste this time The sun is up already and its hazy rays illuminate the dust motes as it climbs The golden glow it stings my eyes as if to tell me that it's time to rise New Year's Day and it seems that it's no longer 1999 Yet I feel the same, But somethings changed and I'm too young to realize
7.
I almost picture, light as air the last thing you said when I thought you cared the weight of words, a cruel cliché I’d say goodbye, but you left yesterday I thought that I could trust you’d tell it to my face it’s plain to see that nothing happens for a reason Don’t kid yourself. Don’t lie to me. I know the road to hell is paved with intentions pure as the lies we crave They say the truth will set me free so rip my heart out and leave me to bleed I thought that I could trust you’d tell it to my face it’s plain to see that nothing happens for a reason Don’t kid yourself. Don’t lie to me. Maybe in time our wounds heal I guess it doesn’t matter what you made me feel I thought that I could trust you’d tell it to my face it’s plain to see that nothing happens for a reason Don’t kid yourself. Don’t lie to me.
8.
Moonracer 03:17
When I was young I would look to the sky To find the moon would follow me home Now that I've grown it's a trick of the eye But I would rather not be alone My face against the glass As cars and buildings pass The moon retains its speed But Moonracer takes the lead I look back to see I'm driving the car And it's been so long and I've come so far In the backseat there's a new Moonracer
9.
Day by Day 03:05
Frozen after waking paralyzed, yet shaking It isn’t that I can’t move I see no reason to The sun will rise and fall regardless Day by day Everything stays the same we’ve all got bills to pay Hoping for some change Go to work and carry on Get out of bed and try to stay strong But I know that there's something wrong Wishing the weeks away till they’re gone Day by day, there’s bills to pay (Wishing away, all my week-days)
10.
You held the cards, but you let go. Back to the wall, nothing to show You made off running after the sun. You thought you'd won. You opened your eyes to see the light pierce through the clouds, a darkened shroud just like smoke before the flame. We should have put you out, but you became fervid. You're too much. You burn everything you touch. You watched the forest reach its peak Under the trees you felt so meek a tinderbox waiting under the lens the light wave bends igniting the hate. You rise as devastation looms a vile plume, you're like smoke before the flame. We should have put you out, so we're to blame. Now you're too much. You burn everything you touch right to the ground just look around everything you have done it's killing everyone ash remains to cover up your pain but through the weight a seed will germinate you're like smoke before the flame. We should have put you out, so we're to blame. Now you're too much. You burn everything you touch
11.
Wasteland 03:20
I saw it on the TV and honestly, I'm scared no one will be spared But no one seems to care and all around me people go about their day Did no one hear them say Disasters on way In the distance buildings crumble this city's on the brink I need some time to think I think I need a drink Laughing while the world is burning Drinking poison by any other name I know it's hopeless, but don't I deserve happiness now and then Here in this wasteland In the distance buildings crumble this city's on the brink I need some time to think I think I need a drink Laughing while the walls are spinning Drinking poison by any other name I know it's temporary Don't I deserve happiness now and again Here in this wasteland
12.
Summer's End 02:54
As dusk approaches I know that summer's over The shadows reach out for darkness getting closer. I know that I'm never getting younger. And I know now that everything will change. The months and seasons You had your reasons you stopped believing now summer's leaving I know that in a couple of years We'll look back fondly despite all our tears It's over, it's okay to cry at least we had the opportunity to say goodbye

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released July 22, 2022

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Mike Brunacini Jamestown, New York

Mike Brunacini is an American songwriter hell-bent on crafting wistful melodic pop with retro sensibilities. His melancholic lyrics disarm with their quiet introspection while his lush, cinematic string and horn arrangements transport the listener to sepia toned landscapes. ... more

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