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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Hothouse Flowers
Performer
Fiachna Ó Braonáin
Guitar
Liam Ó Maonlaí
Lead Vocals
Jerry Fehily
Drums
Leo Barnes
Saxophone
Jimmy Chambers
Background Vocals
Jimmy Helms
Background Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Fiachna Ó Braonáin
Composer
Peter O'Toole
Composer
Liam Ó Maonlaí
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Alan Winstanley
Producer
Clive Langer
Producer
Lyrics
There's smell of fresh cut grass and it's filling up my senses
And the sun is shining down on the blossoms in the avenue
There's a buzzing fly hanging around the bluebells and the daisies
There's a lot more loving left in this world
Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now
While the sun smiles
Stick around and laugh a while yeah
And I lie on warm and soft sandy beaches
And my toes are submerged in the water and it feels good
Children playing, building castles on the shoreline
Like a painted little love and Lord, it feels so fine
Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now
While the sun smiles
Stick around and laugh a while yeah
There's white horses and they're coming at me and they face now
And there's a blue sirocco blowing warm into my face
The sun is shining on the other side of the bridges
The cars going by with smiles in the windows
There's a black cat lying in the shadow of the gate-post
And the black cat keeps telling me that love is on it's way, yeah
There's a black cat lying in the shadow of the gate-post
And the black cat tells me that love is on it's way
Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now
While the sun smiles
Stick around and laugh a while, yeah
Stick around and laugh a while
(Don't go)
Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now
While the sun smiles
Stick around and laugh a while
I can hear you coming
Coming around
Coming near me
Don't leave me
Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now
While the sun smiles
Stick around and laugh a while, yeah
(Don't go)
I can hear you coming now, now, now
Hoping I, hoping I, hoping I
Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now...
Written by: Fiachna Ó Braonáin, Liam Ó Maonlaí, Peter O'Toole