Carly Simon - Sons of summer

^EmIt makes me smile To t^Ghink of what we dre^Camed of ^FWhere are those sons of summer now With their wild-haired women in their patchwork gowns Who co^Culd laugh the lights away Nights on the beach a^Gnd bay

^AmThe course on farms ^CAnd the course in the bar Sw^Emeet smokin' in the b^Fack of the car ^AmAlways the first time sh^Cines to last like a mor^Emning st^Far ^EmLike a morning s^Ftar

^EmIt's been a while since the l^Gast time we were d^Cancing ^FWhere are those sons of summer now With their long-limbed ladies who all knew how To ch^Case the blues away I've got the bl^Gues today

^AmYour ivy days and your clubhou^Cse ways ^EmWine mug nights when the mu^Fsic played ^AmLove that is real will not f^Cade away like a mor^Emning s^Ftar Like a morn^Eming st^Far

^FWhere are those sons of summer now The winter has come And you don't know how to tu^Crn your Dreams into coal Your books won't h^Gold you

^AmThe woods get cold And I fe^Cel too old ^EmI begin to questioning your scho^Folboy soul ^AmClever remarks that once w^Con my heart When the fi^Emre won't light Will they lo^Fse their spark And ^CI can't help but get a little bit bl^Fue ^CThinking about the precious nothing we once kn^Few