In the summer sunshine
She appeared to say “hi”
So I had to think of her
But I sensed a goodbye

She has things to do now
Swimming in the big sky
Gonna meet somebody else
You don’t know the flip side

I still work so hard to please her
But she always turns me down
As I think she must be flattered
Then realise she wears a frown

In the summer midday
Moving out of this place
Then I had to wait for her
‘Cause I lost her half-way

Every time somebody calls me
I expect bad news from her
As I try to be prepared
To be driven to dispair

Waking up at midnight
Hoping for her bright sight
In the pitch-dark open air
Searching in my pockets
I just find a lighter
I forgot the cigarettes
Where are you, my old friend?
Am I in a dead end?
Can I see you one more time?
Will I cross the vacuum
And put into my room
The Sea of Tranquillity?