[Verse 1] June came in and nobody said anything about it It was just suddenly summer and we were suddenly free Chlorine in your hair and nothing on the calendar And you were driving your mom's Camry with the windows down Playing something we'd both forget by September We spent every night in Tommy's backyard Cheap beer and someone's older brother's cigarettes And Erin told me she would love me till the fall Which was close enough to forever That was close enough We didn't know the clock was running We couldn't hear it over all that noise We were too busy being golden Too busy being young and stupid and alive To notice anything was ending That was the summer we disappeared Into the tall grass and the parking lots That was the summer we disappeared And nobody came looking for us And everything was right God, everything was right August hit the asphalt like a sermon Sweat and fireflies and gasoline We kissed like we invented it Like nobody in the history of the world Had ever been this reckless or this sure about anything We didn't know the door was closing Didn't even know there was a door We were too busy being immortal To read the fine print To see the ending written in the sky That was the summer we disappeared Into the tall grass and the parking lots That was the summer we disappeared And nobody came looking for us And everything was right You didn't know it was the last time You never do You never ever do You're just standing in a kitchen or a parking lot And it's the last time And you have no idea That was the summer we disappeared That was the summer we disappeared And nobody came looking Nobody came And everything was right God, everything was right [Outro] (instruments falling
