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All About Eve ~ Our Summer


How cruel am i to pass you by now And it's a cold december In the heat of next july now Will you or won't you remember Our summer Will come again Our summer Melts the ice again Gypsy whispers with her wild eyes So heavy-handed with the heather She says a change of heart lies With the change in the weather Our summer Will come again Our summer Melts the ice again {the darkest night has a morning The coldest winters melt to spring A skyful of honeybees swarming Could you swear you never felt a thing } more free lyrics

How cruel am i to pass you by now
And it's a cold december
In the heat of next july now
Will you or won't you remember

Our summer
Will come again
Our summer
Melts the ice again

Gypsy whispers with her wild eyes
So heavy-handed with the heather
She says a change of heart lies
With the change in the weather

Our summer
Will come again
Our summer
Melts the ice again

{the darkest night has a morning
The coldest winters melt to spring
A skyful of honeybees swarming
Could you swear you never felt a thing
}

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