SUMMER (THE FIRST TIME) - Bobby Goldsboro 2e version Intro D|-----------2-1/ A|---2-0-4-2----/ |-2------------/ - Eadd9 - - B7sus2 - - B7sus2 It was a hot afternoon The last day of June And the sun was a demon The clouds were afraid One ten in the shade And the pavement was steamin' I told Billy Ray In his red Chevro- let I needed time for some thinkin' I was just walking by When I looked in her eye And I swore it was winkin' She was thirty-one, and I was seventeen, I knew nothing about love, she knew everything. But I sat down beside her on that front porch swing, And wondered what the coming night would bring. F#m7i / - B7 - B7sus2 - B7 - B7sus2 The sun closed her eyes As it climbed in the skies And it started to swelter The sweat trickled down The front of her gown I thought it would melt her She threw back her hair Like I wasn't there, She sipped on a Julep Her shoulders were bare, And I tried not to stare, When I looked at her two lips And when she looked at me, I heard her softly say, 'I know you're young, you don't know what to do or say. But stay with me until the sun has gone away, And I will chase the boy in you a- way. F#madd9 /- F#m7i / - B7 - B7sus2 - B7 - B7sus2 And then she smiled, Dmaj7i Then we talked for a while, And we walked for a mile To the sea Dmaj7i We sat on the sand, And the boy took her hand, But I saw the sun rise as a man. - - - - - - - F#madd9 /- F#m7i / - B7 - B7sus2 - B7 - B7sus2 Ten years have gone by Since I looked in her eyes But the memory lingers I go back in my mind To the very first time, Feel the touch of her fingers It was a hot afternoon The last day of June (Start fading) And the sun was a demon The clouds were afraid One ten in the shade And the pavement was steamin' Eadd9 (0)22102 B7 x24242 Dmaj7 xx0222 Bm x24432 C#m x46454 C#7 x46464 F#m7i 242252 B x24442 F#madd9 244224 F#m7i 244255 B6 x24444 Amaj7/C# x47654 Dmaj7i x5767x C#m7 x46454 F#7 242322 Bm7 x24232 ------------ SUMMER (THE FIRST TIME) - Bobby Goldsboro Intro A|---2-0-4-2-7-6-| |-2------------| / - - - / - - It was a hot afternoon, the last day of June, and the sun was a demon. The clouds were afraid, one ten in the shade, and the pavement was steamin' I told Billy Ray in his red Chevro- let, I needed time for some thinkin'. I was just walking by when I looked in her eye, and I swore it was winkin'. She was thirty-one, and I was seventeen, I knew nothing about love, she knew everything. But I sat down beside her on that front porch swing, and wondered what the coming night would bring. B - F#madd11=2x The sun closed her eyes as it climbed in the skies, and it started to swelter. The sweat trickled down the front of her gown, I thought it would melt her. She threw back her hair like I wasn't there, she sipped on a Julep. Her shoulders were bare, and I tried not to stare, when I looked at her two lips. And when she looked at me, I heard her softly say, 'I know you're young, you don't know what to do or say. But stay with me until the sun has gone away, and I will chase the boy in you a- way. B - F#madd11=2x And then she smiled, then we talked for a while, and we walked for a mile to the sea. We sat on the sand, and the boy took her hand, but he saw the sun rise as a man. / - - - 2x - madd11=2x Ten years have gone by since I looked in her eyes, but the memory lingers. I go back in my mind to the very first time, feel the touch of her fingers. It was a hot afternoon, the last day of June, and the sun was a demon... A/F# x9119109 E x79997 B7 797877 C#m x46454 C#7 x46464 F#madd11 224222 F#m/D x57675 C#m7 x46454 D/B x2x232 SUMMER (THE FIRST TIME) - Bobby Goldsboro 2e versie Intro D|-----------2-1/ A|---2-0-4-2----/ |-2------------/ - Eadd9 - - B7sus2 - - B7sus2 It was a hot afternoon The last day of June And the sun was a demon The clouds were afraid One ten in the shade And the pavement was steamin' I told Billy Ray In his red Chevro- let I needed time for some thinkin' I was just walking by When I looked in her eye And I swore it was winkin' She was thirty-one, and I was seventeen, I knew nothing about love, she knew everything. But I sat down beside her on that front porch swing, And wondered what the coming night would bring. F#m7i / - B7 - B7sus2 - B7 - B7sus2 The sun closed her eyes As it climbed in the skies And it started to swelter The sweat trickled down The front of her gown I thought it would melt her She threw back her hair Like I wasn't there, She sipped on a Julep Her shoulders were bare, And I tried not to stare, When I looked at her two lips And when she looked at me, I heard her softly say, 'I know you're young, you don't know what to do or say. But stay with me until the sun has gone away, And I will chase the boy in you a- way. F#madd9 /- F#m7i / - B7 - B7sus2 - B7 - B7sus2 And then she smiled, Dmaj7i Then we talked for a while, And we walked for a mile To the sea Dmaj7i We sat on the sand, And the boy took her hand, But I saw the sun rise as a man. - - - - - - - F#madd9 /- F#m7i / - B7 - B7sus2 - B7 - B7sus2 Ten years have gone by Since I looked in her eyes But the memory lingers I go back in my mind To the very first time, Feel the touch of her fingers It was a hot afternoon The last day of June (Start fading) And the sun was a demon The clouds were afraid One ten in the shade And the pavement was steamin' Eadd9 (0)22102 B7 x24242 Dmaj7 xx0222 Bm x24432 C#m x46454 C#7 x46464 F#m7i 242252 B x24442 F#madd9 244224 F#m7i 244255 B6 x24444 Amaj7/C# x47654 Dmaj7i x5767x C#m7 x46454 F#7 242322 Bm7 x24232

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une rencontre intense entre deux personnes au début de l'été, alors que le protagoniste, jeune et inexpérimenté, croise le regard d'une femme plus âgée. En ce chaud après-midi de la fin juin, ils se retrouvent sur une véranda, où des sentiments naissants et une attirance mutuelle émergent. Malgré leur différence d'âge et son inexpérience en matière d'amour, le jeune homme est captivé par la femme, qui lui propose de passer du temps ensemble. Leur conversation se prolonge, et ils s'acheminent vers la mer, marquant ainsi une transition dans la vie du protagoniste, qui se sent bientôt transformé par cette expérience. Cette histoire prend un tournant nostalgique dix ans plus tard, lorsque le narrateur se remémore cet après-midi marquant, soulignant l'empreinte indélébile que cette rencontre a laissée dans sa mémoire. Le contexte évoqué semble capturer l'essence des premiers amours, un moment universel et intemporel où la jeunesse se confronte à la passion et à la découverte.