Spring, summer, autumn
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Spring, summer, autumn
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I will learn, I will grow
And for my pain, my strength shall show
For as surely as spring will come
Bringing freshness to orders dance
Until the ices melt away
Then we will live again
I will try, I will succeed
To train my sights upon the deep
And wait for summers bloom to come
Bringing warmth to the frozen hearts
Until the skies are filled with love
Then we will live again
I will search, I will find
And grow again the parts that died
Like the changes that autumn brings
We need the courage to go ahead
And not cling on to the past
Then we can live again
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