Summer Days

The words

An older man insists the good times are not over and that the past can still be lived again.

Refusing to accept that his best years are spent, an aging man boasts, jokes, flirts with a woman and argues with anyone who claims the past cannot be lived again, while hints of age and loss slip in at the edges. The verses tumble out quickly, mixing swagger with sly self-mockery. It is a fast jump-blues number that became a lively fixture of his concerts.