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by Louise Riveiro - Mitchell

Created on: September 06, 2009

What Autumn Brings

When the colors of gold and russet are here Listen for my voice for I'll be near When the warm days of summer are just a memory I'll come to you and never again apart will we be As the spring awakens all living things The soft gentle state of slumber is what Autumn brings A slumber that will take you back to days of long ago To another time and place you long to go Where we will walk in the moon's light Counting the stars as they twinkle in the night And when the colors have faded away I'll still be here forever to stay No more will I be just a memory For I know now I belong forever with thee.

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