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Artist: Maddy Prior
Canonical path: /maddy-prior/spring-snowdropsbirth
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Spring: Snowdrops/Birth
Read Spring: Snowdrops/Birth lyrics by Maddy Prior on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Spring: Snowdrops/Birth
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Snowdrops and bluebells
Primroses and daffodils
Will ring out loud bells
To welcome in the spring
Birth is here, it's breaking out of death's hour
In fertile bulb and bud we see the promised flower
Deep in the circle of the sun's power now returning
The heart is light, the step is bright in sunshine
Throw caution to the winds now the weather's fine
Dance in the joy that is yours and mine in spring returning.
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Maddy Prior performs "Spring: Snowdrops/Birth", and this lyric page sits inside the Maddy Prior catalog on LyroVerse.
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