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Autumn Leaves

Autumn Leaves lyrics by Gene Pitney. The falling leaves Drift by the window The autumn leaves All red and gold. I see your lips The summer kisses The...

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Autumn Leaves

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The falling leaves

Drift by the window

The autumn leaves

All red and gold.

I see your lips

The summer kisses

The sunburned hands

I used to hold.

Since you went away

The days grow long

And soon I'll hear

Old winter songs.

But I miss you most of all

My darling,

When autumn leaves

start to fall...

The falling leaves

Drift by the window

The autumn leaves

All red and gold.

I see your lips

The summer kisses

The sunburned hands

I used to hold.

Since you went away

The days grow long

And soon I'll hear

Old winter songs.

But I miss you most of all

My darling,

When autumn leaves start to fall...

When autumn leaves start to fall...

Autumn leaves start to fall...

Autumn leaves start to fall...

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