Vara În Care M-ai Găsit (The Summer You Found Me) invites us into the sun-drenched memory of a love so intense it steals sleep and bends time. From the very first lines, the narrator confesses that he “had no mood for sleep,” because meeting this mysterious person turned every second into high stakes. He tried to keep the crush a secret, yet he could not stop “dreaming with open eyes,” hoping that the feeling would last “forever.” Salt on his lips hints at seaside kisses, while the longing in his heart focuses on just one perfect moment – the summer when everything changed.
The chorus bursts with nostalgic joy: “I wanted to hide from time in your eyes, to squeeze a little more out of it.” Here, PAX and The Motans paint the universal wish to press pause on happiness before it slips away. The verses then soar higher, comparing the lovers to Icarus flying close to the sun, aware that such brightness might not last. In short, the song is a bittersweet postcard from a brief, blazing romance that left the singer forever chasing that golden season when love first found him.