Lyrics:

(Bobby Goldsboro)It was a hot afternoonLast day of JuneAnd the sun was a demonThe clouds were afraidOne-ten in the shadeAnd the pavement was steamingI told Billy-RayIn his red ChevroletI needed time for some thinkingI was just walking byWhen I looked in her eyeAnd I swore it was winkingShe was 31 and I was 17I knew nothing about loveShe knew everythingAnd I sat down beside her on the front porch swingAnd wondered what the coming night would bringThe sun closed her eyesAs it climbed in the skyAnd it started to swelterThe sweat trickled down the front of her gownAnd I thought it would melt herShe threw back her hairLike I wasn't thereAnd she sipped on a julepHer shoulders were bareAnd I tried not to stareWhen I looked at her two lips.And when she looked at meI heard her softly sayI know you're youngYou don't know what to do or sayBut stay with me until the sun has gone awayAnd I will chase the boy in you awayAnd then she smiled and we talked for a whileAnd we walked for a mile to the seaWe sat on the sand, and a boy took her handBut I saw the sun rise as a manTen years have gone bySince I looked in her eyeBut the memory lingersI go back in my mindTo the very first timeAnd feel the touch of her fingersIt was a hot afternoonLast day of JuneAnd the sun was a demonThe clouds were afraidOne-ten in the shadeAnd the pavement was steaming...for Michele...