Seasons
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Seasons
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The seasons come and go but in my heart I know
Weather it's rain or snow our dreams hold back
The seasons drift on by like clouds across the sky
But we both realize that shadows pass.
I would never change or try to rearange a thing about you dear
I'll love you just the way you are through all the coming years
The seasons play their part and each one leaves its mark
But I know in my heart our love will last.
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I would never change or try to rearange a thing about you dear
I'll love you just the way you are through all the coming years
The seasons play their part and each one leaves its mark
But I know in my heart our love will last...
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Hank Snow performs "Seasons", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Snow catalog on LyroVerse.
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