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If you ask most English people over a certain age to think of a song which they associate with summer it would definitely be this one, which I've personally heard too many times (virtually every time a TV show or advert alludes to summer in any way):
oh, lol, that song remind me of summer too!!! I ve heard it way too many times in the 90s (the decade, lol, not the temperature range) when i was little and going to the beach in Mar del Plata. So summery!!!
I don't know why I didn't think of that one! Probably because I've lived in Buxton so long.
I remember being in Jersey in the hot August of 1997 and I went to the battle of the flowers parade in the scorching sunshine and that was blasting out through the streets. I thought to myself "feelin' hot hot hot - it sure is!".
It isn't summer for me without a bit of sweat and sizzlin' sunshine.
Tropical fruit juices, scenery, intensely bright sunlight and a live band playing outdoors helps too.
Gentle warmth belongs only in Spring/Autumn... and perhaps a winter afternoon.
A lot of tropical-themed songs remind me of summer.
Mostly, the best days of summer,
as the weather of a garden-variety summer day in Toronto's a bit dull.
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