Once upon a time, Moe played the Edmonton Folk Festival as just a man and his guitar, and it went very well. This helped plant a bug in his head about writing and recording songs that didn't really fit in the TPOH aural template.
So he rounded up the songs like that he already had and came up with some more (his most autobiographical songs to date) by scratching away stream-of-consciousness in his journal while sitting in various cafes and coffee shops in Toronto.
Then he holed himself up in a studio with some guitars, a kooky old keyboard and the occasional appearance by Joel Anderson on drums, and came out with this odd duck called Summer's Over, which was then released in November of 1997 to the bemusement and eventual delight of many.
Summer's Over is now available for streaming! Here's a list of all the places!
For the lyrics, see here.
