MICHAEL JACKSON - FAREWELL MY SUMMER LOVE

Written by Keni St. Lewis. Recorded by Michael in 1973 but released much later in 1984 as the 6th track of the “Farewell My Summer Love“ compilation. All the songs (nine) featured on the album were reportedly lost by Motown but rediscovered in 1984. Farewell my summer love, farewell Girl I won’t forget you, Farewell, my summer love, farewell I found my happiest days, When you came to see your grandma in May I bumped into you by the corner store I told you that you sure looked good, now Your grandma’s house was next to mine We were together most of the time But summer’s gotten away from us Time’s moving too fast for us Bye, bye, don’t turn around Cause you might see me cry Farewell my summer love, farewell Girl I won’t forget you Farewell, my summer love, farewell When you return to your hometown And you discuss your trip Will I be the guy that you put down Or someone that you don’t forget, no? I’ll never forget you And maybe next year when you’re out of school You’ll return, But until you do, baby Bye, bye,don’t turn around You might see me cry Farewell my summer love, farewell Girl I won’t forget you Farewell, my summer love, farewell If you remember my name, Drop a line sometime, yeah When you return to your hometown And you discuss your trip Will I be the guy that you put down Or someone that you don’t forget, no? I’ll never forget you And maybe next year when you’re out of school You’ll return, But until you do, baby Bye, bye,don’t turn around You might see me cry Farewell, my summer love, farewell...