In the gentle twilight of a fading season, John Prine weaves a tapestry of longing and solace. With every line, he captures the bittersweet beauty of endings and new beginnings. The song speaks to the quiet ache of separation and the comfort found in returning home. It’s a heartfelt invitation to reconnect, to find refuge in familiar arms when life's celebrations leave us feeling more alone than festive. Through evocative imagery—like swimming suits drying on the line and shadows crossing ceilings—Prine reminds us that no matter how far we wander, there's always a place where we are welcomed back with open arms. This poetic masterpiece is a tender call to come home, where love waits patiently for our return.
Summer's End
Lyrics
Summer's end around the bend just flyin'
The swimming suits are on the line just dryin'
I'll meet you there per our conversation
I hope I didn't ruin your whole vacation
Well you never know how far from home you're feelin'
Until you've watched the shadows cross the ceilin'
Well, I don't know but I can see it snowin'
In your car, the windows are wide open
Just come on home
Come on home
No, you don't have to be alone
Just come on home
Valentines break hearts and minds at random
That ol' Easter egg ain't got a leg to stand on
Well I can see that you can't win for tryin'
And New Year's Eve is bound to leave you cryin'
Come on home
Come on home
No, you don't have to be alone
Just come on home
The moon and stars hang out in bars just talkin'
I still love that picture of us walking
Just like that ol' house we thought was haunted
Summer's end came faster than we wanted
Come on home
Come on home
No you don't have to be alone
Come on home
Come on home
No you don't have to be alone
Just come on home
Writer(s): John E Prine, Patrick James McLaughlin
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing
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