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Joy's Greatest Summer Analysis

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Veering away from his acoustic rock sound, Aussie charmer Vance Joy will appear on one of the most anticipated romantic movie Paper Towns. His voice will grace the romantic movie with the song ‘Greatest Summer.’ The movie stars super model turned actress Cara Delevigne and is written by none other than Fault in our Stars author John Green. Joy’s Greatest Summer depicts the gist of this teen movie plot. The line ‘The kid you used to be. Well, I know that you're still there. I hope you had a great summer. A great summer away.’ describes the phase lead role Quentin played by Nat Wolf when he had a chance to get close with Margo played by Delevigne. Repeated ‘Why’d I let you go’ seemed to describe Quentin’s emotions while in the venture of finding

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