Isabella

I was a party of one using the sun dragging a towel to the beach
Looking for a tan napping in the sand out of anyone's reach
The families take the shore space, the loners take the hiding place
Back where the sand burns your feet
It happened once again the third day was a trend
There's a girl sharing the heat

The girl in the black bikini seems to be alone just like me
No younger no older not looking for a shoulder
Just a towel and a tan and a nap
The girl in the black bikini seems to be alone just like me
I can't help looking don't wanna be staring
And I gave her a name

Summer is a sunbeam It becomes a routine
No space for the might have been
I'm my grandparents' boarder they keep me in order
I have no time for sin
I'm a local I'm a tourist, my thoughts are the purest
I'll be home when school begins
Day ten and I see her but I'm getting no nearer
I pretend I'm looking for my friend

The girl in the black bikini we're two of a kind, her and me
And I'd think she'd find, we're of the same mind
Just a towel and a tan and a nap
The girl in the black bikini space beside her is all I desire
I'm not looking for a first date just a soul to commiserate
And I gave her a name

Back home in the cold I'm funny-nice so I'm told
But I gotta talk to somebody new
Does she watch the same shows know the same knows
And think pinball is cool
Maybe we could share more than daytime air
And watch the night lights up the coast
And maybe she'd agree that sitting next to me
Is the harmony she needed the most

The girl in the black bikini I'll stay away through her last beach day
I'll blame it all on me
I'm just a towel and a tan and a nap
The girl in the black bikini maybe next year she'll be back here
Summer's nearly gone, no I'll never see her again
And I gave her a name
Isabella



Credits
Writer(s): Brian Dimarco
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