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I'm No Friend

Robert W Orpin :Seasons Change
Written 1988
recorded Via Ableton Live 
fourtracks  acoustic Guitar,Vocal,Acoustic Bass,Break via Condenser Microphone.
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Lyrics:
 Seasons Change


As summer turns to Autumn
As leaves turn from Green to Brown
As the wind blows through the streets
it disturbs the leaves upon the ground
disturbing emotion I thought I hid away
and even now I curse the day
on that endless summers day you went away.

As autumn turns to winter
as brown/green turns into white
as days get shorter
they lead into endless nights
I see a star we once wish upon
I wish upon it more now you are gone
I wish you could see the child that remains unborn

ch:
So I watch the season change
in my world you allays remain the same
The four seasons passing mean nothing to me
in my heart young you will always be
the seasons passing mean nothing to me
in my heart young you will always be
so I watch the seasons change

As winter turns to spring
as white turns into green
new love blossoming every where
but im lonelier then iv ever been
today was the anniversary
of the day that you were taken from me
Laying flowers on the grave god keep you safe for me

ch;

As spring turns to summer
as green changes into gold
as the sun warms this sad sweet Earth
a corner remains cold
My friend say things, things will change
but in my eyes the world remains the same
locked forever with the memory of your Love.

Ch:

(Orpin1988)



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Seasons Change

Singer/songwriter who is also a Grammy nominated bassist works with major acts such as DION, John Sebastian, John Hall, Arlen Roth, Bobby Rydell

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