Tracy Chapman
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Spring

Read Spring lyrics by Tracy Chapman on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Spring

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There's a cloud

There's a cloud

A blue sky

Darkening

That veils

The light

Of the sun

And foretells

The rain

But there's

A bird

There

Are birds

And some

Are singing

To greet

Every new day

That may come

Like the first

Of spring

It is cold

It is cold

I've had

The feeling

At the heart

And in the core

The roots

Of all things

But there's

A bud

There's a bulb

It will be

Blooming

To greet

Every new day

That may come

Like the first

Of spring

It's late

It's late

As I watch

Waiting

It will go

Turn away

The cycle

Cycling

There's a face

With new eyes

A baby crying

Who'll greet

Every new day

That may come

Like the first

Of spring

Like the first

Of spring

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Who performs "Spring"?

Tracy Chapman performs "Spring", and this lyric page sits inside the Tracy Chapman catalog on LyroVerse.

Are there related songs to explore after "Spring"?

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