[Orchestra chimes, like an alarm]

[Sad music]

[Whisper] Another winter.

[Wistful music]

[Singing] The renters go home.

The maple goes

from crimson to brown.

Oh, God.

My God.

Another winter

in a summer town.

The beach is empty.

They covered the pools.

The patio umbrellas come down.

Oh, God.

My God.

Another winter

in a summer town.

One little leaf

adrift in the breeze

refuses to fall

from the sky.

Blown by the wind,

it clings to the tree,

unwilling to wither

and die.

The summer's over,

but I'm still a girl,

cavorting in my

carnival crown.

From blossom to blossom,

I buzz like a bee,

then glance in the mirror,

and who do I see?

A middle aged woman

inhabiting me.

[Chord]

Because it's winter

[Strings music]

in a summer town.

[Soft crescendo]

Oh oh oh oh ohhh.

[Big Edie] Ah ah ah ahhh.

[Big Edie, Little Edie duet]

Ohh ohhh, oh ohhh
Ahh ahhh, ah ahhh

[Music]

[Duet]

Yesterday's dreams

are faded bouquets

roses that died

on the vine.

Yesterday seems

more real than today,

it's difficult drawing the line.

My season ended

a long time ago.

But no one took 
the party tent down.

- All alone now.

The pink paper lanterns

still twinkle in place.

My young Navy hero,

his tender embrace.

My sapphire-blue ocean

Oh, how can I face

Another winter

[Sad music]

in a summer town?

[Music]

Oh, God.

Ohhhh God.

Myyyyy God.

[Violins]

[Musical chimes]