When was the song “Summer’s Gone” released by The Lettermen?

The song Summer’s Gone was released in 1962, on the album “Once Upon a Time”.

Who composed the song “Summer’s Gone” by The Lettermen?

The song “Summer’s Gone” by The Lettermen was composed by Paul Anka.

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Summer’s Gone

Summer’s Gone

Paul Anka

[Verse 1]
Summer's gone
And no songbirds are singing
'Cause you're gone
Gone from my arms (Gone from my arms)
Gone from my lips (Gone from my lips)
But still in my heart

[Verse 2]
What to do?
I am left here just crying
Over you
Oh, I'm so blue (Oh, I'm so blue)
What can I do (What can I do)
Now that you're gone?

[Bridge]
The days, they grow long, now that you're gone
My nights, they leave me blue
I don't know why there are tears in my eyes
Can it be I'm still in love with you? (Still in love with you)

[Verse 1]
Summer's gone
And no songbirds are singing
'Cause you're gone
Gone from my arms (Gone from my arms)
Gone from my lips (Gone from my lips)
But still in my heart

[Outro]
Summer's gone

Trivia about the song Summer’s Gone by The Lettermen

When was the song “Summer’s Gone” released by The Lettermen?: The song Summer’s Gone was released in 1962, on the album “Once Upon a Time”.
Who composed the song “Summer’s Gone” by The Lettermen?: The song “Summer’s Gone” by The Lettermen was composed by Paul Anka.