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Bee Gees ~ August October


Autumn and friday the winds blew July , september , i knew you And now i sit on the sand hill I sing our song to the sea August , october Mid-april , november , may Beckoning hands made you fly I cry , it's curtains today In august , october the grass grew The sky was blue and i want you Now as i look out my window I see the world carry on August , october Mid-april , november , may Beckoning hands made you fly I cry , it's curtains today August , october Mid-april , november , may Beckoning hands made you fly I cry , it's curtains today I cry , it's curtains today I cry , it's curtains today more free lyrics

Autumn and friday the winds blew
July , september , i knew you
And now i sit on the sand hill
I sing our song to the sea

August , october
Mid-april , november , may
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry , it's curtains today

In august , october the grass grew
The sky was blue and i want you
Now as i look out my window
I see the world carry on

August , october
Mid-april , november , may
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry , it's curtains today

August , october
Mid-april , november , may
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry , it's curtains today

I cry , it's curtains today
I cry , it's curtains today

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