August Sunday, I don't know what to say.
Come sit near me and then we'll see what we'll do.
The car radio sings, don't leave me.
The car radio sings, don't leave me.
And if you get thirsty, I've brought drinks.
Now that I think about it, I want to chat.
The car radio sings, don't leave me.
The car radio sings, don't leave me.
And they seem like minutes but they're hours.
Squeeze yourself a bit over there 'cause the sun has come.
The car radio sings, don't leave me.
The car radio sings, don't leave me 'cause
There's one life only and
I want to dedicate it to you
'cause you never leave me without smiles.
And... life is beautiful as it is.
I want to give it to you
'cause you don't make me feel the weight of your issues,
and I know you have them.
And I know you have them.
And the city disappears with its chaos.
We only need an orangeade, we only need a snack.
The car radio sings, don't leave me.
The car radio sings, don't leave me.
And while you tell me about your life,
about your father who deep down has never understood you,
the car radio sings, don't turn it off.
The car radio sings, let it play 'cause.
There's one life only and
I want to dedicate it to you
'cause you never leave me without smiles.
And... life is beautiful as it is.
I want to give it to you
'cause you don't make me feel the weight of your issues,
and I know you have them.
And I know you have them.
August Sunday it's about to end.
You'll see that next year I'll take you to the sea.
Don't leave me 'cause
there's one life only and
I want to dedicate it to you
'cause you don't make me feel the weight of your issues,
and I know you have them.
And I know you have them.
And I know you have them.
And I know you have them.
And I know you have them.
And I know you have them.
And I know you have them.
And I know you have them.