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Ash - The Little Pond
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(wheeler) I was dreaming of tommorow, I was lying in grass When slimy came towards me He got out and smiled The sun is shining, it is shining all on to me And the breeze from my body as I talk to you-ooh I think that I love you The rivers run swiftly, the sky is blue The clouds have died gently, over the dew Will you tell me how to remember the things I dont know The summer is here now, the winters let go-oh-oh The time has come for me to say. That Ive never been happier than today Maybe you could stay We could watch the stars, Will they go away, oh, man, its ok. We could get up in the morning, with the sun-rise When the suns above us, we can close our eyes We can swim in the river with the joke flies. When the day is over, its just the night-i-ight, itll be alright We can look at the mountains, from the big hill Where the wind sweeps around us, and blows through your hair. We can follow the stream, to the old mill. We can look into the orchard, from the windowsi-ll-ll. The smile from God will be good. As they always knew it would, End up in this way I saw you coming here for a day, oh man, its ok. And the birds fly, and the birds fly, around the grand bird house. And the fishes swim, and the fishes swim, around the little pond. And me and her, we are like them. we are half way on top of the world. So the birds fly, and the fishes swim. we are small, but we are free Its near the end of summer, we had some year The bees come near me, will not appear. As the winters falling we will go off home. Life will be so happy, if only you could know-oh-oh, Its now time to let go. And we must all go home. We cant face the winter falls. Were cold, didnt the summer fly, itll be ok.
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