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Dogwoods Lyrics by David Olney

Through a Glass Darkly

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[Verse 1]
In spring the air is filled with sweet perfume
And all along these streets the dogwoods bloom
And I remember how
We used to be together now
I think of you when dogwoods bloom
[Verse 2]
When you were by my side this town was mine
I'm a stranger now, I'm feeling left behind
I miss the touch of you
No, there's not much that I can do
These days when dogwoods bloom
[Oboe Solo]
[Verse 3]
All the dogwoods blooming pink and white
All the pretty blossoms soft and light
Do you remember how
We used to be together?
Do I ever cross your mind when dogwoods bloom?
[Outro]
When dogwoods bloom

About “Dogwoods” by David Olney

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"Dogwoods" appears on "Through a Glass Darkly".

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