Jefferson
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Jefferson
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Summer's gone and the leaves are falling
Jefferson, Jefferson
Overhead summer geese are calling
Southward bound flying over my home
Geese and train makes my thoughts return to
Jefferson, Jefferson
I can hear your name as the wheels are turning
Southward bound going down to my home
Going down to Jefferson
Many times I made this trip on my own
Going down to Jefferson
On my constant wings of thought I was born
Autumn falling the sea is rising
Jefferson, Jefferson
Leaves are tumbling down
When I arrive in Jefferson
Home is where I belong
Going down to Jefferson
Many times I've made this trip on my own
Going down to Jefferson
On my constant wings of thought I was born
Summer's gone and the leaves are falling
Jefferson, Jefferson
Overhead summer geese are calling
Southward bound take me back to my home
Home
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Mary Hopkin performs "Jefferson", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Hopkin catalog on LyroVerse.
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