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Brian Wilson ~ Let The Wind Blow


Time: 2:44 irving music, inc. bmi Brian wilson/mike love Let the wind blow Let the grass grow But don't let her go Don't take her out of my life Don't take her out of my life Woah-oh Let the moon glow (let the moon glow) On the fallen snow (let the moon glow) (on the fallen snow) Well i just got to know (let me please know oh oh oh) Know she'll be a part of our life Know she'll be a part of our life Forever Let the bees make honey Let the poor find money Take away their sorrows Give them sunshine tomorrow But don't take her out of my life Don't take her out of my life What would i do without her tell me now Let the bird sing With the coming spring Let the church bells ring Let the rain fall Let the grass grow Let the moon glow On the fallen snow But don't take her out of my life Please keep her a part of our life more free lyrics

Time: 2:44 irving music, inc. bmi
Brian wilson/mike love

Let the wind blow
Let the grass grow
But don't let her go

Don't take her out of my life
Don't take her out of my life
Woah-oh

Let the moon glow
(let the moon glow)
On the fallen snow
(let the moon glow)
(on the fallen snow)

Well i just got to know
(let me please know oh oh oh)
Know she'll be a part of our life
Know she'll be a part of our life
Forever

Let the bees make honey
Let the poor find money
Take away their sorrows
Give them sunshine tomorrow

But don't take her out of my life
Don't take her out of my life
What would i do without her tell me now

Let the bird sing
With the coming spring
Let the church bells ring
Let the rain fall
Let the grass grow
Let the moon glow
On the fallen snow

But don't take her out of my life
Please keep her a part of our life

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