Larry Kirwan and the boys perform "That Summer Dress" from their "Bankers and Gangsters" cd on the vessel "Half Moon" cruising the East River on a spectacular NYC evening. August 28, 2010. Recorded with the standard Flip Mino, edited with Studio 11.1. "Bells" back at ya Larry.
Lyrics: I don't know why it fell apart. I was too young, you were too smart. I guess you knew it was going nowhere right from the start. But your memory brings a smile, every once in a little while, Your sheer craziness electrified my heart.. Chorus: That summer dress, and your kiss of fire at my door. That summer dress, it spent most of August on my floor. That summer dress, and your spark of desire, at my door. That summer dress, it spent most of August on my floor. I know your sensibility. You always wanted to be free. No one was gonna change you darling. I wasn't gonna be the one to try. But I think of you now and then, Wonder if you ever found the one Who could satisify your electrifying desire. (chorus) All that long July I watched you smile as you passed by. I knew what you were thinking Especially when you were drinking. Come the heat of August You and that that new summer dress Did you buy it just for me? Don't matter, it came off reasonably easily. (chorus - then back to first verse)