Sealed With A Kiss

The song describes two people who must separate for the summer but expect their love to continue. The speaker feels sad and lonely at the thought of being apart, yet tries to make the distance easier by promising to write often. The mood moves between sadness about the goodbye and hope that they will meet again in September.

Letters become a way to send love across the distance: the speaker will place feelings and dreams into messages, then “seal” each one with a kiss. This suggests both a real affectionate gesture and a promise of closeness. The summer is called “cold” despite being a warm season, expressing emotional loneliness rather than the weather. Imagining the beloved in sunlight or hearing their voice everywhere shows how strongly the speaker carries the person in mind, even when they are absent.

The speaker’s pledge to meet again offers comfort, but the lyrics do not explain why the separation is necessary or whether the reunion is certain. The promise may be sincere and reassuring, while the repeated focus on missing the beloved hints that waiting will be difficult. Overall, the song balances devotion with uncertainty: love is presented as something that can endure distance, though letters and hope cannot remove the loneliness completely.