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Flowers In The Summer

from Last Gasps First Breaths by Someone Old Someone New

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Written by Giselle Greenberg copyright 2018

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Flowers In The Summer
Written by Giselle Greenberg copyright 2018

Flowers in the summer,
Oh in the summer,
In the summer,
Oh in the summer...

Autumn breezes carry seeds
with life inside...
Little sprouts in shelters from the
coming frost must hide,
‘Tis nature’s rule, they will abide…

Silver silence has its reign,
so cold and slow...
Those above could not see all the labor
done below; seeds through Winter wait
beneath the snow...

Vernal showers soothe the land,
And end the cold…
Sprouts rejoice, and bursting from the ground
are blithe and bold, they show that new
Springs from the old

Slowly sprouts turn strong and stout,
then buds are grown…
In Summer’s prime, the petals with the best colors
are shown, then to be gone,
How time has flown

Flowers in the summer,
Oh in the summer,
In the summer,
Oh in the summer...

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from Last Gasps First Breaths, released June 9, 2018
Giselle Greenberg, Bob Garrett (chimes, cymbals), Greg Nergaard (bowed acoustic bass) Christopher Elam, Lily Floeter, Mars Williams, Miki Greenberg (piano, glockenspiel)

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