Apple Hill
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Apple Hill
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One fine morning I got tired of hanging around
Took a footpath forty miles from town
and stopped to look around
Found a cabin with six dounble bunks
Just some flashlights and some lockers full of junk
Words of love scrawled on the wall
Lead me back through golden Falls
and happy days I spent at Apple Hill
I remember still the fun we had
at Apple Hill
Write your boyfriend´s name upon the wall
We´re gonna go swimmin´ and we
won´t wear clothes at all
Oh so many memeories
These few moments set them free
To spend some time with me
at Apple Hill
I remember still the fun we had
at Apple Hill
Happiness was summer days
and happiness was Apple Hill
Honeybees and balin´ hay
Let your mind drift, if you will
back to happy days at Apple Hill
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Lovin Spoonful performs "Apple Hill", and this lyric page sits inside the Lovin Spoonful catalog on LyroVerse.
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