Autumn
Author: Evan Stephens
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1. Leaves are falling, falling, falling,f 11. Leaves are falling, falling, falling,
2From the trees today; 2From the trees today;
3Birds are calling, sadly calling, 3Birds are calling, sadly calling,
4Let us fly away 4Let us fly away
5To the south, for winter’s coming, 5To the south, for winter’s coming,
6Haste the insects cease their humming, 6Haste the insects cease their humming,
7Leaves are falling, birds are calling, 7Leaves are falling, birds are calling,
8Winter comes this way. 8Winter comes this way.
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102. Gently low’ring, low’ring, low’ring, 102. Gently low’ring, low’ring, low’ring,
11Gather ’round the clouds; 11Gather ’round the clouds;
12Softly pouring, pouring, pouring, 12Softly pouring, pouring, pouring,
n 13Snowflakes form a shroud n 13Snow flakes form a shroud
14For the dear old earth to lie in, 14For the dear old earth to lie in,
15Bending trees and breezes sighing, 15Bending trees and breezes sighing,
t 16While the wary world seems dying, t 16While the weary world seems dying,
17Autumn gloom enshrouds. 17Autumn gloom enshrouds.
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