Indian Summer
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Indian Summer
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Days getting shorter, nights turning cold
Last days of summer, tales being told
Canning the fruits now, sweetness your soul
Birds have flewn, now kids are grown
Sunlight still fighting the afternoon
Lisft up the curtains and hand me my cane
Go for a walk now down old Sunny Lane
Take me to places with more smiling faces
Take me to cities, all cultures and races
Show me a warlord that's way out of fashion
Show me a world where there's a place for compassion
Days getting shorter, nights tunring cold
Last rays of sunlight in valley below
Bring home the roses, but leave out the thorn
Ladies gone to the shadowlands
Sunlight still fighting aganist the rain
Let down the curtains and hand me my cane
Go for a walk once more old Sunny Lane
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