Each Season Changes You
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Each Season Changes You
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Like the weather your heart changes with each season
Springtime summer fall and winter too
Though I know I'll never understand the reason
I still wonder why each season changes you
It was springtime when I found you like the flowers
And our love grew warmer with the summer sun
In the fall I could see our love was changing
It broke my heart to see what wintertime had done
Like the weather your heart...
[ banjo - steel ]
Came the spring again you said that you were sorry
And the summer brought a golden memories
In the fall I saw your love was changing and the winter brought the same old misery
Like the weather your heart...
[ mandolin - fiddle ]
Like the weather your heart...
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