I was a little too tallCould've used a few poundsTight pants
points hardly reknownShe was a black-haired beautyWith big dark
eyesAnd points all her Own sitting way up highWay up firm and
highOut past the cornfields Where the woods got heavyOut in the
back seat Of my '60 ChevyWorkin' on mysteries Without
any cluesWorkin' on our night movesTryin' to make some
Front page drive-in newsWorkin' on our night movesIn the
summertimeIn the sweet summertimeWe weren't in loveOh no,
far from itWe weren't searchin' For some pie in the sky
summitWe were just young And restless and boredLivin' by the
swordAnd we'd steal away Every chance we couldTo the
backroom, to the alleyOr the trusty woodsI used her, she used
meBut neither one caredWe were gettin' our shareWorkin'
on our night movesTryin' to lose The awkward teenage
bluesWorkin' on our night movesAnd it was summertimeAnd oh
the wonderWe felt the lightningAnd we waited on the thunderWaited
on the thunderI awoke last night To the sound of thunderHow far
off I sat and wonderedStarted humming a song from 1962Ain't
it funny how the night movesWhen you just don't seem To have
as much to loseStrange how the night movesWith autumn closing
in