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Walker Hayes Why Wait For Summer Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.79/10 [14 votes]Album: Reason To Rhyme / Original Release Date: 2013-10-29Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 41 sec
WALKER HAYES
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Well, I'm over-worked and under-paid
And it's overcast, gloomy, and gray
The days are gettin' shorter, the nights are gettin' colder
Summertime is gone, but that don't mean it's over
I've got a dime-store cooler made of Styrofoam
And it's loaded with limes and cold Coronas
I'm pointin' my truck toward Pensacola
But before I go, I had to phone ya
And say, "Hey, sugar, shotgun's where I want ya
"With not much more than your sunscreen on ya
"There's a sweet little piece of beach with our name on it
"So, doggone it
"Why wait for summer
"Why wait for summer to show up
"Why wait when somewhere down there
"Summer is waiting on us"
Summer is waiting on us
Let's bust a move south towards that equator
And get the heck out of this refrigerator
Let's follow that heat to a summer wonderland
We're gonna make snow angels in the soft white sand
I've got a dime-store cooler made of Styrofoam
And it's loaded with limes and cold Coronas
I'm pointin' my truck toward Pensacola
But before I go, I had to phone ya
And say, "Hey, sugar, shotgun's where I want ya
"With not much more than your sunscreen on ya
"There's a sweet little piece of beach with our name on it
"So, doggone it
"Why wait for summer
"Why wait for summer to show up
"Why wait when somewhere down there
"Summer is waiting on us"
Summer is waiting on us
Why wait for summer to show
Why wait for summer
Why wait for summer to show
Well, I'm over-worked and under-paid
And it's overcast, gloomy, and gray
The days are gettin' shorter, the nights are gettin' colder
Summertime is gone, but that don't mean it's over
I've got a dime-store cooler made of Styrofoam
And it's loaded with limes and cold Coronas
I'm pointin' my truck toward Pensacola
But before I go, I had to phone ya
And say, "Hey, sugar, shotgun's where I want ya
"With not much more than your sunscreen on ya
"There's a sweet little piece of beach with our name on it
"So, doggone it
"Why wait for summer
"Why wait for summer to show up
"Why wait when somewhere down there
"Summer is waiting on us"
Summer is waiting on us
Let's bust a move south towards that equator
Let's follow that heat to a summer wonderland
We're gonna make snow angels in the soft white sand
I've got a dime-store cooler made of Styrofoam
And it's loaded with limes and cold Coronas
I'm pointin' my truck toward Pensacola
But before I go, I had to phone ya
And say, "Hey, sugar, shotgun's where I want ya
"With not much more than your sunscreen on ya
"There's a sweet little piece of beach with our name on it
"So, doggone it
"Why wait for summer
"Why wait for summer to show up
"Why wait when somewhere down there
"Summer is waiting on us"
Summer is waiting on us
Why wait for summer to show
Why wait for summer
Why wait for summer to show
Facts about Why Wait For Summer
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Why Wait For Summer is written by Fred Wilhelm, Walker Hayes.
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It is first released on October 29, 2013 as part of Walker Hayes's album "Reason To Rhyme" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, Walker Hayes' song 'Why Wait For Summer' expresses a desire to experience summer warmth and happiness which people associate with summer despite their current cold and dark existence. The lyrics urge people to take action instead of waiting for better times to arrive, which leads to the conclusion that people should take advantage of present opportunities to create happiness. The lyrics of Why wait for summer express joy and love and hope and celebration and adventure as their main message. The song presents two main themes which include the need for people to escape and explore new places and the singer's need to experience summer while maintaining a love relationship. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or any content that would be considered inappropriate for children. The themes are light-hearted and focus on summer and leisure activities.
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Why Wait For Summer falls under the genre Country.
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Why Wait For Summer song length is 3 minutes and 41 seconds.
Who wrote Why Wait For Summer lyrics?
Why Wait For Summer is written by Fred Wilhelm, Walker Hayes.
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When was Why Wait For Summer released?
It is first released on October 29, 2013 as part of Walker Hayes's album "Reason To Rhyme" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Why Wait For Summer lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, Walker Hayes' song 'Why Wait For Summer' expresses a desire to experience summer warmth and happiness which people associate with summer despite their current cold and dark existence. The lyrics urge people to take action instead of waiting for better times to arrive, which leads to the conclusion that people should take advantage of present opportunities to create happiness. The lyrics of Why wait for summer express joy and love and hope and celebration and adventure as their main message. The song presents two main themes which include the need for people to escape and explore new places and the singer's need to experience summer while maintaining a love relationship. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or any content that would be considered inappropriate for children. The themes are light-hearted and focus on summer and leisure activities.
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Which genre is Why Wait For Summer?
Why Wait For Summer falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Why Wait For Summer?
Why Wait For Summer song length is 3 minutes and 41 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Fred Wilhelm, Walker Hayes
Record Label(s): 2013 Capitol Records Nashville
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