This Time Of The Year
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This Time Of The Year
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The trees stand so silent they seem so forlorn
The branches are barren the leaves have all gone
Snowflakes are coming winter is near
I know I miss you most this time of the year
It was springtime when I found you with angel's blue eyes
Love words were whispered neath clear sunny skies
Two hearts that were happy with love that was near
I'll always remember this time of the year
[ steel ]
We loved through the summer two flowers did fade
You said before the spring came you'd come back to stay
Now cold winds are blowing and you know where near
I know I miss you most this time of the year
I know I miss you most this time of the year
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Roy Drusky performs "This Time Of The Year", and this lyric page sits inside the Roy Drusky catalog on LyroVerse.
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