Dandelion Wine lyrics by Gregory Alan Isakov. Summer days were just a magazine, a magazine A magazine Cutting grass for gasoline, for gasoline So I can see ya...
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Summer days were just a magazine, a magazine
A magazine
Cutting grass for gasoline, for gasoline
So I can see ya soon
Fall swooned
Left me drunk in a field
Dandelion wine for a year
And I packed up the dust
Of all that I owned
Handkerchief hung from a pole
I rolled out the day that the apples fell
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