Richard Shindell A Summer Wind A Cotton Dress by Richard Shindell
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I was hers
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And you were his
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The night we met
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Out on that bridge
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If you knew then
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What I know now
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Love put down
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Gets up somehow
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The comet came
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And the comet went
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And hid it's face
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In the firmament
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I looked once then turned away
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I looked again it was much too late
B C#m B A
A summer wind a cotton dress
E A C#m B A
This is how I remember you best
B C#m B A
A glance held long and a stolen kiss
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This is how I remember you best
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The fool I was is the fool I am
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I've got a wife I'm a family man
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When I lay in our bed
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I sometimes dream I'm holding you instead
B C#m B A
A summer wind a cotton dress
E A C#m B A
This is how I remember you best
B C#m B A
A glance held long and a stolen kiss
E A C#m B E
This is how I remember you best
E A A/B
The kids are fine
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They're six and nine
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I think you'd probably like my wife
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The kitchen light is much too bright
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For what I find myself thinking tonight
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A summer wind a cotton dress
E A C#m B A
This is how I remember you best
B C#m B A
A glance held long and a stolen kiss
E A C#m B E A A/B E
This is how I remember you best