Your daddy had a lake house, he had me painted that summer sophomore year. Said I could stay for free, a couple buddies, a couple weeks. You rode in in a little red Honda and headed straight for the pier. Tank top and cut off jeans, a little packed sun underneath. Who knew it was bout to be? Sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. Moonlight, all night, crashing into me. Nothing will ever be as easy as you and me, tangled up with nowhere to be. Just sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. Sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. I turned those shutters, the color of your eyes, till the day turned into night. Took turns with a jar, turned that boat dock into a bar. And then we passed the guitar around the fire to each other, and watched all of our friends pair off with one another. But we felt like the stars we were under, and everybody knew that that was our summer. Sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. Moonlight, all night, crashing into me. Nothing will ever be as easy as you and me, tangled up with nowhere to be. Just sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. We set your life on fire. Yeah, girl, you and I were sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. Sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. Moonlight, all night, crashing into me. Nothing will ever be as easy as you and me, tangled up with nowhere to be. Just sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. Sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. Yeah, we set your life on fire. Yeah, girl, you and I were sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. Sunrise, sunburn, sunset repeat. www.mooji.org