Lyrics

You leave the city in the summertime When all the berries hang for thee Vines climb and intertwined they cry Sweetly You see the world behind you shivering You laugh in spite of everything Hear me so satisfied and free Weeping On a hill on Hanford Street I can't wait until we meet At the last oasis in the place we call our own Lately, all the faces aren't much more than skin and bone On a hill on Hanford Street I can't wait until we meet At the last oasis in the place we call our own Lately, all the faces aren't much more than skin and bone You leave the city in the summertime When all the berries hang for thee Vines climb and intertwined they cry Don't leave
Writer(s): Conrad Francis Brudi Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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