Summer Time Blues
Gary Allan · Multi-Artists Albums: With 1 Track by Gary Allan
Well, I'm gonna raise a fuss
I'm-a gonna raise a holler
About-a workin' all summer
Just to try and earn a dollar
Well, Every time I call my baby
Try to get a date
My boss says Uh duh son
You gotta work late
Sometimes I wonder
What I'm-a gonna do
But there ain't no cure
For the summertime blues
Well, my mom and pop told me
Son, you gotta make some money
If you wanna use the car
To go drivin' next Sunday
Well, I didn't go to work
So my pa said I was sick
You can't use the car
'Cause you didn't work a lick
Sometimes I wonder what l'm-a gonna do
'Cause there ain't no cure
For the summertime blues
Gonna take two weeks
Gonna have a fine vacation
l'm gonna take my problem
To the United Nation
Well, I called up my congressman
And he said boy
l'd like to help you son
But you're too young to vote
Sometimes I wonder what l'm-a gonna do
But there ain't no cure
For the summertime blues
het, het
Oh the summertime blues. yeah.. thank you...
About Summer Time Blues
Gary Allan's "Summer Time Blues" stands as a standout track within his extensive catalog of country music, blending his signature twang with a reflective mood that captures the essence of his career. Released as part of his multi-artist contributions, the song exemplifies Allan's ability to craft relatable narratives about life's fleeting moments and emotional landscapes. Known for his powerful vocal delivery and authentic storytelling, Allan has consistently delivered recordings that resonate with fans across generations, establishing himself as a prominent figure in modern country music. This particular recording showcases his versatility, offering a sonic experience that complements his broader body of work while maintaining the core elements that define his artistic identity. The track remains a testament to his enduring appeal and skill in translating personal sentiment into polished musical performances.