Lyrics

[Verse]
June's heat is heavy, the sun's burnin' high,
Pullin' weeds from the garden, while the day crawls by.
Sweat on my brow, dirt on my hands,
But I can't shake the thought of where we used to stand.

[Verse 2]
The mower hums low, the clover's cut clean,
The echoes of your laughter haunt the summer scene.
That old oak tree still holds our carved names,
But it feels like a monument to a friendship that changed.

[Chorus]
And when the moonlight shines on this quiet June night,
I see your shadow dancing in the silver light.
I stay busy with the yard, try to keep my heart in tune,
But it all comes rushing back beneath June's moon.

[Verse 3]
The fireflies flicker, the crickets all sing,
I recall your voice like the sweetest spring.
We'd talk for hours 'til the stars faded gray,
Now I'm talking to the night 'cause you drifted away.

[Bridge]
I know seasons change, people come and go,
But why'd it have to end, I'll never really know.
The garden’s growing strong, but there's a void inside,
No amount of work can tame this hurt I try to hide.

[Chorus]
And when the moonlight shines on this quiet June night,
I see your shadow dancing in the silver light.
I stay busy with the yard, try to keep my heart in tune,
But it all comes rushing back beneath June's moon.