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Fiona Seasonia

from Veritas by Jorm

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A rather smooth, almost Canterbury-like track, dealing with a wish for the time to stop.

lyrics

Don't let me go if you find me alone
Tricked on the shot to make a good first impression
You are by no means the first one to leave
before even coming to behold a fool's pining again

When you approach all the things you were planning
Down in the coach you are sorted, just be there
How long since I've been adoring in silence
Don't let the spring turn into summer of absence

Seasons are changing in pace with remembering
Tunes I've been working on and tunes I have heard
The earliest morning wouldn't keep me away
We're parting tomorrow so capture today
Wearing out this ground
I've been waiting to be bound for a season here with you
And I do, though it's not shining through

Sharing common files
Quite a reason for to try to maintain the wired line in between
Hear me out now tonight

Frightened of all that could fail and backfire
Caution is ever so remote to success
Months from a deep freeze by thaw into springtime
Always in bloom you stayed a flower preserved

Seasons are changing in pace with remembering
Songs I've been working on and ones that I've heard
The earliest morning wouldn't keep me away
We're parting tomorrow so capture today
We've yet to clear out all the differences and likes
How long I've longed for this day
But still I am held on delay

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from Veritas, released October 1, 1978
Fredrik Andersson

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