it must be summer ( fountains of wayne )
intro : A A Asus4 Asus2 A
first verse :
A
it must be summer
Bm
cause the days are long
G D
and i dial your number
A
but you’re gone , gone , gone
F#m
i’d set out searching
Bm
but the car won’t start
G
and it must be summer
D Dsus4 D
cause i’m falling apart
second verse ( same chords except last line ) :
i try your sister
on the jersey shore
she said you might be stopping by
but she’s not sure
so i call your mother
on long island sound
she said it must be summer
D G G/F# E G G/F# E
cause you’re never around
chorus :
D A
and the sun is beating me senseless
Bm A
i feel defenseless like a dying lamb
Bm F#m
i don’t want to lie by the oceanside
E
don’t want to play in the sand
D
can’t you understand?
E Esus4 E
can’t you understand?
instrumental : first verse chords
( second verse chords )
it must be summer
cause the streets are bare
and i try your number
but you’re just not there
and the sun keeps shining
til it’s dead and gone
and it must be summer
cause i can’t go on . . . chorus twice
it must be summer ( fountains of wayne )
intro : A A Asus4 Asus2 A
first verse :
A
it must be summer
Bm
cause the days are long
G D
and i dial your number
A
but you’re gone , gone , gone
F#m
i’d set out searching
Bm
but the car won’t start
G
and it must be summer
D Dsus4 D
cause i’m falling apart
second verse ( same chords except last line ) :
i try your sister
on the jersey shore
she said you might be stopping by
but she’s not sure
so i call your mother
on long island sound
she said it must be summer
D G G/F# E G G/F# E
cause you’re never around
chorus :
D A
and the sun is beating me senseless
Bm A
i feel defenseless like a dying lamb
Bm F#m
i don’t want to lie by the oceanside
E
don’t want to play in the sand
D
can’t you understand?
E Esus4 E
can’t you understand?
instrumental : first verse chords
( second verse chords )
it must be summer
cause the streets are bare
and i try your number
but you’re just not there
and the sun keeps shining
til it’s dead and gone
and it must be summer
cause i can’t go on . . . chorus twice
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