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Artist: Bill Monroe
Canonical path: /bill-monroe/summertime-is-past-and-gone
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Summertime Is Past And Gone
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Summertime Is Past And Gone
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Summertime is past and gone and I'm on my way back home
To see the only one I ever loved
Now the room is shining bright it lights my pathway tonight
Back to the only one I ever loved
Oh I know she waits for me back in ol' Tennessee
She was sent to me from God above
Now the moon is shining bright it lights my pathway tonight
Back to the only one I ever loved
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