End Of The Seasson
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End Of The Seasson
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You have left days ago
though I´ve tried to make you stay
here with me where the sun hangs low
and where the wind blows the summer away.
As time went by I fell in love with your kisses,
your talking and your fragile smile,
although I knew the time would come
when you would have to go away
End of the season
but I don´t see the reason
why it has to be the end of our love
End of the season
but I don´t see the reason
why it has to be the end
I - oh, I can´t stop thinking of you
all the time
Strolling through the night
dreamy and blue,
everything around me seems to reverberate
the fragrance of you.
Another summer may come,
another season will end,
but I don´t feel like going back to my life again
without you my friend.
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