Wind In Summer
from songs by Jt Forrest
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lyrics
I miss you like the trees miss the wind in summer
I need you like the flowers need the rain in spring
I miss the subtle way when you used to mutter
Your argument when you disagreed with me
I miss you everyday that I am breathing
I dream about face all through the night
I know we had our differences and disagreements
I just wish that somehow i could make this right
I need you like the flowers need the rain in spring
I miss the subtle way when you used to mutter
Your argument when you disagreed with me
I miss you everyday that I am breathing
I dream about face all through the night
I know we had our differences and disagreements
I just wish that somehow i could make this right
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released August 12, 2016
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