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[Verse 1]
Mid July, hand on my thigh
The way you touched me, no one's made me feel like that
And every party, beer in hand
All your boys say I'm the best you've ever had
Meaning:
The singer recalls the early days of a summer romance, intimate, exciting, and full of validation.
She felt special and desired, with the relationship seemingly perfect from the outside.
[Verse 2]
And it was good, we had it all
Then one day I missed your call
And every time we spoke you stalled
When I would ask about the fall
Meaning:
The relationship started strong, but things shifted when the future came up.
The singer notices the other person avoiding commitment and stalling whenever the "fall," both the season and the relationship's future, is mentioned.
[Pre-Chorus]
And how dare you, I'm not crazy
Three whole months you called me "Baby"
Don't try to hit me up next June
You know you can't go back, 'cause
Meaning:
She defends her feelings, insisting she's not overreacting after months of being called "Baby."
She shuts the door on any future reconciliation. He can't come back next summer.
[Chorus]
Now that the summer's over and so are we
So are we, so are we
And now that the air is colder, so are we
So are we, so are we
Meaning:
The end of summer mirrors the end of the relationship.
As the seasons change and the air turns colder, so does the connection between them.
[Post-Chorus]
And your words are killing me like a damn sunburn
You didn't say goodbye, but I think that's worse
If you really wanted me, you would've made it work
Made it work
But now the summer's over and so are we
So are we, so are we
Meaning:
His words sting like a sunburn, painful and lingering.
The lack of a proper goodbye hurts more than the breakup itself, and she realizes that if he truly wanted her, he would have fought for the relationship.
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[Verse 3]
In New York when you kissed me
On the porch I wish knew that you would leave me
I knew you felt it, 'cause I was there
What a shame, 'cause we were great, but you got scared
Meaning:
She reflects on a tender memory in New York and the pain that followed.
She's certain he felt the same connection but let fear stop him from pursuing something great.
[Pre-Chorus]
How dare you, I'm not crazy
Three whole months you called me "Baby"
Don't try to hit me up next June
You know you can't go back, 'cause
Meaning:
She defends her feelings, insisting she's not overreacting after months of being called "Baby."
She shuts the door on any future reconciliation. He can't come back next summer.
[Chorus]
Now that the summer's over and so are we
So are we, so are we
And now that the air is colder, so are we
So are we, so are we
Meaning:
The end of summer mirrors the end of the relationship.
As the seasons change and the air turns colder, so does the connection between them.
[Post-Chorus]
And now your words are killing me like a damn sunburn
You didn't say goodbye, but I think that's worse
If you really wanted me, you would've made it work
Made it work
But now the summer's over and so are we
So are we, so are we
Meaning:
His words sting like a sunburn, painful and lingering.
The lack of a proper goodbye hurts more than the breakup itself, and she realizes that if he truly wanted her, he would have fought for the relationship.
[Bridge]
Said goodbye to summertime
And you and I
Meaning:
A simple, bittersweet farewell. Both the season and the relationship are being let go at once.
[Outro]
Cause now that the summer's over and so are we
So are we, so are we
Meaning:
The final repetition drives home the parallel between the fading summer and the ended romance.
- Singer: Lexi Jayde
- Song Name: summer's over
- Artist: Lexi Jayde
- Language: English
- Release Year: 2026
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