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Autumnal Arrhythmia

from Russian Novels by Luna Moth

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When the sun goes down, I'll sing a song about sunrise
When the leaves turn brown, I'll write about the summertime.
When the winter comes, I'll feel rather autumnal.
When the spring arrives, I'll wish the snow would still fall.

When the mountains tower, I will pine for the great plains.
When the plains get too plain, I will find a mountain range.
When the tide gets too high, I will find a riverside.
When the levee breaks, I'll head towards the coastline.

When I met you, I knew that I would not be here long.
Now it's time to go, and I will leave you with this song.
Do not take it badly, do not take it sadly,
do not take it madly, do not take it gladly.

So long, so long, I still love you.

When it starts to rain, I'll think about your dry humor
and when it gets hard, I'll think about how soft you were-
Soft as honeybees and soft as dandelions
Soft as chickadees and soft as wisteria

So long, so long, I still love you.

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from Russian Novels, released December 19, 2010

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