When Snowflakes Fall In The Summer
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When Snowflakes Fall In The Summer
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When roses bloom in December
When pears grow on an apple tree
When snowflakes fall in the summer
You’ll be true to me
When moonbeams shine in the morning
When sparrows don’t know how to fly
When snowflakes fall in the summer
You won’t make me cry
You’ll never change I just know it
And there’ll never be summer snow
And darling it’s just as impossible
For me to ever let you go
‘Cause when spring rain comes in autumn
When lemons taste like honeydew
And when snowflakes fall in the summer
I’ll stop loving you
And when snowflakes fall in the summer
I’ll stop loving you
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