
Red Hair In The Summer Sun
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- classic country
- good artist
- male vocalist
- guitar
- drums
- piano
- electric guitar
- singer-songwriter
- contemporary folk
- guitar solo
Lyrics
Verse 1
She had copper hair in a paper photograph
The kind of smile that could wreck a man
I met her at a hardware store in late July
She was buying paint for a room
That wasn't mine to paint
Pre-Chorus
I never said a word
I never made a move
I just learned her name
And the ring she wore
Chorus
Oh the love I never got to have
The one that walked on by
Red hair in the summer sun
A married woman's eyes
Oh the love I never got to have
It still keeps me up at night
Verse 2
She talked about her husband like a decent man
And I nodded like a decent friend
Two kids in a minivan parked outside
I stood there holding nothing in my hands
Nothing I could hold
Pre-Chorus
I never crossed the line
I never told a lie
I just drove home slow
With her name in my mind
Chorus
Oh the love I never got to have
The one that walked on by
Red hair in the summer sun
A married woman's eyes
Oh the love I never got to have
It still keeps me up at night
Guitar Solo
Bridge
Maybe she wondered maybe she never knew
Maybe I'll never be sure
But I did the right thing and the right thing
Left me wanting more
Chorus
Oh the love I never got to have
The one that walked on by
Red hair in the summer sun
A married woman's eyes
Oh the love I never got to have
It still keeps me up at night
Outro
Still keeps me up at night
That red hair in the light
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