Seasons
by The Tangerine Club
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about
"Seasons" is a song about life, about time, about remembering to nurture and not taking things for granted.
lyrics
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Undecided steps, outside the rain
Searching another point of view, to paint
Does the autumn choose the falling leaves?
On the ground, they stay, for a brand new day
There's a rush beneath the plains of chilly winds
Inconsistent with the sky, so slow
The children seek the knowledge of older springs
Finding time to grow, finding time together
A million miles it's sounding in your ears
Rustling close, oh so close it feels
But it won't come again
Longer nights of winter's heavy thoughts
Facing south, there are pictures hovering again
The clouds remember things we use to talk about
Winter songs of blue, winter songs of blue
The feel of summer isn't quite enough
That is probably our fault
We picked this verse to end our song
But it never ends, well it never ends
A million miles it's sounding in your ears
Rustling close, oh so close it feels
But it won't come again
credits
Music & Lyrics Axel Antunes / Cynthia Prietsch
license
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The Tangerine Club Brazil
Singer Songwriters / We are a folk-pop duo from Brazil.
discography
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Dec 2023 -
Nov 2021 -
Oct 2021 -
Oct 2021 -
Mar 2021 -
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Nov 2020 -
May 2020
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