by C. L. Craven

Created on: September 13, 2009

Verse:

The pristine days of Summer, are coming to an end

For soon the winds of Autumn, shall sting young hearts again

Can summer's love rise above, calls to the great unknown?

September knows no boundaries, a lover or a friend

Chorus:

September knows no boundaries, when school bells ring and then

Young lovers waive goodbye and sigh, "until we meet again".

September knows no boundaries, a parting bitter sweet

A final kiss, a promise made, again two hearts will meet?

Verse:

The pristine days of Summer, are coming to an end

The ocean shore abandoned, just footprints in the sand

A single seagull glides upon the cool September breeze

And sings a lonely song of one, where two songs use to be

Chorus:

September knows no boundaries, for Autumn winds must blow

And with the falling leaves of gold, so summer love must go

But Spring will surely come again and true love shall return

As with a fire's ember bright, true love will always burn

September knows no boundaries, for Autumn winds must blow

And with the falling leaves of gold, so summer love must go

But Spring will surely come again and true love shall return

As with a fire's ember bright, true love will always burn

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