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Artist: Conway Twitty
Canonical path: /conway-twitty/seasons-of-my-heart
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Seasons Of My Heart
Read Seasons Of My Heart lyrics by Conway Twitty on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Seasons Of My Heart
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The seasons come the seasons go
We get sunshine rain and snow
Just the way that it was planned to be
But there's no seasons in my heart
While you play the leading part
Cause the flowers will bloom eternaly
Your leaving will bring autumn sorrow
And my tears like withered leaves will fall
But spring could bring some glad tomorrow
Darling we could be happy after all
[ fiddle ]
Your leaving will bring...
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