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Brian Setzer Orchestra ~ September Skies


September skies Funny how that memory Never dies And when that first leaf falls Days turn cold, nights grow long Like an old sinatra song And every year right about this time I wind up here wishing that winds of fate Would bring you back to me Beneath september skies I should've known better Than to count on the weather Summer's long gone, still holdin' on A fool pretendin' that love's never ending With the first sign of fall, i still recall September skies The autumn melody clouds my eyes And i'll never see, why you're gone And i dream all alone Beneath setember skies I should've known better Than to count on the weather Summer's long gone, still holdin' on A fool pretendin' that love's never ending With the first sign of fall, i still recall September skies The autumn melody clouds my eyes And i'll never see, why you're gone And i dream all alone Beneath september skies more free lyrics

September skies
Funny how that memory
Never dies
And when that first leaf falls
Days turn cold, nights grow long
Like an old sinatra song
And every year right about this time
I wind up here wishing that winds of fate
Would bring you back to me
Beneath september skies

I should've known better
Than to count on the weather
Summer's long gone, still holdin' on
A fool pretendin' that love's never ending
With the first sign of fall, i still recall

September skies
The autumn melody clouds my eyes
And i'll never see, why you're gone
And i dream all alone
Beneath setember skies

I should've known better
Than to count on the weather
Summer's long gone, still holdin' on
A fool pretendin' that love's never ending
With the first sign of fall, i still recall

September skies
The autumn melody clouds my eyes
And i'll never see, why you're gone
And i dream all alone
Beneath september skies

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