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A September Song

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Simon Herron Canonical path: /simon-herron/a-september-song Related lyric paths: 0
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A September Song

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It's five in the morning

When the lights creeping by

Hiding its face from me

In the Northern sky

I don't see the fog lights

And the

Semptember Haze

And You see even clearly

And thats when you leave

Oooh

And I like the silence

And your Sunday songs

I know you must go now

And don't be so alone

And I'll catch your sadness

As it falls from the trees

And I'll keep it safe for you

Or I'll just keep it for me

Oooh

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