I Love The Afternoon

Album: The Mirror (2020)
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  • I love the afternoon
    Still time to get in tune
    In tune with the wonder, the rain and the thunder
    Til the sun takes a bow to the moon
    I love the afternoon (I love)
    I really, really love it (I love)

    I love the old-time tunes
    Singing of harvest moons
    Of love as an ember and do you remember
    The promises made in June?
    I love the afternoon (I love)
    I really love it (I love)

    Nowhere to go or be
    Nothing to do or see
    I tune to the station in my imagination
    And I'm in the Cameroon
    I love the afternoon (I love)
    I love the afternoon (I love)
    I love (I love)
    I love (I love) Writer/s: Raul Sterling Midon
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 1

  • Leslyvalies from Paramaribo Suriname Als meneer Midón a.u.b. Conga van Mevrouw Estafan samen met een goede backing kan doen? Dat zou ik gráág zien gebeuren A.U.B !!!!
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