Each Season Changes You
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Each Season Changes You
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It was springtime when I found you like a flower
And our love grew warmer with the summer sun
In the fall I soon could see your love was changing
Broke my heart to see what wintertime had done
Like the weather your heart canges with each season
Springtime, summer, fall, and winter too
Though I know I'll never understand the reason
I still wonder why each season changes you
Come spring, you said that you were sorry
And the summer brought a golden memory
In the fall again, I saw your love was changing
And the winter brought the same old misery
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