Cleveland Park - Edwin Mccain

Pacing gently summer wind

The king stares softly to the sky

Will he ever see his home again?

Deep from his heart, he starts to cry

As his songs hit the air, and young hearts are awake

Soon they join in the chorus, sharing all his ache

There’s a lifetime out there somewhere.

somewhere in the dark

The summer’s on the lions' song

Sung from Cleveland Park

And the high school kids ignore it, and they have their own tunes

They’re just showing off the speakers in their ride

And I know what I’m sayin'…I grew up too soon

And youth goes hand-in-hand with foolish pride…

As their songs hit the air, and young hearts start to break

The lions join in the chorus, sharing all their ache.

There’s a lifetime out there somewhere, somewhere in the dark

The summer’s on the lions' song

Sung from Cleveland Park

In Cleveland Park, trees breathe a sigh of all the summers gone

Skeletons in wintertime sing the lions' song…

There’s a lifetime out there somewhere, and somewhere in the dark

The summer’s on the lions' song

Sung from Cleveland Park

Well, summer’s on the lions' song

Sung from Cleveland Park.

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