Keith Urban – ‘Til Summer Comes Around (Live from the HIGH AND ALIVE WORLD TOUR)
Keith Urban – “’Til Summer Comes Around (Live from the HIGH AND ALIVE WORLD TOUR)” ☀️💔 A haunting ballad of love, loss, and the memories that never fade.
There are songs that make you dance, and then there are songs that make you feel — deep down in the quiet places of your heart. Keith Urban’s “’Til Summer Comes Around” is one of those rare songs that does both. Performed live during his High and Alive World Tour, the song takes on an even deeper, more soul-stirring power — the kind that reminds older listeners of the summers gone by, the loves they lost, and the pieces of their hearts they still carry.
From the first note, Keith’s voice trembles with emotion. He sings of a man standing on a deserted boardwalk, haunted by the ghost of a love that once filled every corner of his world. The carnival lights have dimmed, the laughter has faded, and all that’s left is the echo of her voice in the warm ocean wind. It’s not just a love story — it’s a story of time, memory, and the ache of waiting for something that may never return.
“She left in the fall, and now the snow’s on the ground,” Urban sings softly, painting a picture that feels both intimate and universal. Every lyric captures that bittersweet truth of growing older — that the seasons change, but the heart doesn’t forget. For anyone who’s ever stood still while the world moved on, this song feels like looking in a mirror.
Live, the performance hits even harder. The way Keith closes his eyes as he sings, the soft ache in every guitar note, the hush of the audience holding its breath — it’s pure magic. You can feel the weight of years, the longing that never fades, and the quiet acceptance that some loves are meant to live only in memory.
What makes “’Til Summer Comes Around” especially touching to older listeners is its honesty. It doesn’t promise that time heals all wounds — instead, it gently reminds us that love leaves traces, and sometimes that’s okay. The ache becomes part of who we are.
Keith Urban delivers this song not as a superstar, but as a storyteller — a man who’s lived, loved, and learned that some moments stay with us forever. And as the final note fades into silence, you can almost hear the waves crash, feel the warm breeze, and whisper to yourself… maybe she’ll come back when summer comes around. 🌊❤️
