Summer of Fear, Part 2 Songtext
von Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson

It′s pretty hard to remember
How it felt back then
The sun never shines twice on the same skin

Kid you think that you're climbing
But you′re just pulling down
You need so many things to walk around

Twenty days in December
Was all it took to decide
To kill the thing we'd cared to keep alive

Her body broke every daybreak
Spine ripped as she rose
She's probaly still in some sick bed somewhere
Complaining about the pain I suppose

Oh and man what a drag
To be burdened with a bag
Of the brittle little bones of the dreams you had
When you find out
You′ll never have it as good
As the nothing you′ve had


You're pretty good at forgiving
What hasn′t happend yet
I said, "knock knock"

(You)"Who's there?"

Who′s there?!
You said you'd NEVER forget

The only thing that you′re sure of
Is that you just can't decide
One day you're finally gonna fail at fooling yourself
That you′re living some kind of life
And you know that it′s a lie

Oh and man what a drag
To be burdened with a bag
Of the brittle little bones of the dreams you had
When you find out
You'll never have it as good
As the nothing you′ve had

Oh and I do not believe
And I laugh as I grieve
And I blow out those bodies breathed in off the breeze
That Fall
When our friends fell as fast as the leaves


And it's your Summer of Fear
Might last a month, day, a week
Or a whole damn year
Can you feel it drawing near?
In every port on every pier
Whispered in your ear
Can you hear it as you crawl?
Over writing on the wall
In every curtain every call
In your dormitory hall
Where all in is all in all
All in all is all in all is all in all in all is all is all in all

You′re pretty good at forgiving
What hasn't happend yet
I said, "knock knock"

(You)"Who′s there?"

Who's there?!
You said you'd never forget