Discover the story of the song > Indian Summer – Sunday’s Best

The protagonist is talking about someone who is a sore loser and needs to learn a lesson. They raise a glass to this person and say to just move on. The protagonist then talks about a dream where their partner's teeth crumbled as they kissed their former lover, so the protagonist severed their hands and glued them to their partner's mother. They question why Indian Summer makes promises but takes away the chance for a gentle winter. The protagonist admits that they might just be a sucker for the colors of Indian Summer, but they need to move on.