[Verse 1] Summer two-thousand, sun was melting the sea Lola had freckles and sand on her knees Skate shoes, Walkman, and a cherry-red smile She met a boy who said, “Stay for a while” They stole old bikes from behind the hotel Raced to the pier where the salt air fell He carved her name on a driftwood sign And swore he’d love her till the end of time [Chorus] Little Lola Noize, laughing through the days With salt on her lips and sunlight on her face She believed in magic, she believed in joy Every wave was singing, “This will never end, my boy” Oh, Little Lola Noize, her heart was making noise [Verse 2] Ice-cream fingers and the radio on “Californication” played all summer long They’d skip flat stones where the water gleamed And talk about life, and the things they dreamed He told her stories of a city afar She drew their names on his old guitar Two hearts tangled in a sun-kissed haze Thinking love could live past summer days [Bridge] Then the fair packed up, the sky turned gray Buses lined up to take hearts away He kissed her hand, said, “I’ll be around” But promises fade when the rain comes down [Final Chorus] Little Lola Noize, now she hums that tune Under fading skies of a September moon She believed in magic, she believed in love Didn’t know forever isn’t long enough Oh, Little Lola Noize… Still echoes through the tides she once called home
