4 Seasons
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4 Seasons
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Snow will come and go every winter before the sight of the world
Leaves they come and go every springtime for the joy of the world
From the big oak tree to your little house they all fall down
Don't know what else to say, just stay low for a while
We pray the sun will shine next summer for all you boys and girls
Still tears they come and go every fall they won't let you down
From your eyes they drop on your dark blue dress again and again
Don't know what else to say, just stay low for a while
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