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Fall lyrics

 

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Artist: Kay Hanley
Album: Cherry Marmalade

 

Lyrics

I got up early on a monday
And it suited me fine
Now that the leaves had started turning
And it was cold outside
Because the sun surely shines
The autumn out I come
You used to say you liked it
Well I still like it

I never got your message
I didn't think that you cared anymore
Now that you're out in los angeles
You kinda closed that door
But soon I'll need some warm air
I'm coming out in november
Will you be there? will you be there?

In the fall
Fall

Tell me, could the reddest tree
Definitely give you something to figure out
Or is that impossible now?

I wore that red fuzzy sweater
Through the frosty grass today
And it made me feel so safe and warm
Like cherry marmalade
So it looks like I might
Plant myself where I am and just travel light
It looks like I might

Fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall

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