LEAD-IN: ( Dm7 C ) E ( Am Dm6 ) Am Am ( Dm Am ) This gentle rain and melting snow, ( Am7 ) E these robins bring to mind ( Dm Am ) another Spring, one year ago, ( Dm7 ) E a pleasant, distant time. ( Dm Am ) When Winter's snow and bitter cold ( Dm7 E ) gave way to warmth and showers, ( Dm E ) I felt a woman's love unfold ( Dm7 ) E like buds becoming flowers Dm Am With all the blessings brought by every Spring, ( F E ) Am the life the season's rain and sunshine bring, ( Dm7 C ) E the season also brought your love to me. ( Am Dm6 ) Am Am like dogwood blossoms to a dogwood tree. ( Dm Am ) I guess I'll never understand ( Am7 ) E or think of any reason ( Dm Am ) our love could last no longer than ( Dm7 ) E the splendor of the season. ( Dm Am ) As delicate spring beauties were ( Dm7 E ) pushed out by Summer's clover, ( Dm E ) something of Summer made me sure ( Dm7 ) E that what we had was over. Dm Am Misunderstanding borne on Summer's wind ( F E ) Am had come between the lovers we had been. ( Dm7 C ) E A sudden breeze took you away from me ( Am Dm6 ) Am Am like dogwood blossoms from a dogwood tree. ( Dm Am ) I'll welcome this approaching Spring ( Am7 ) E and greet it on my own ( Dm Am ) aware that it may only bring ( Dm7 ) E another year alone, ( Dm Am ) aware that Spring might only hold ( Dm7 E ) unfading memories ( Dm E ) as merciless as March's cold, ( Dm7 ) E as fresh as April's breeze. Dm Am For Spring returns the only hope I know: ( F E ) Am that, with this gentle rain and melting snow, ( Dm7 C ) E the season might return your love to me ( Am Dm6 ) Am Am Am like dogwood blossoms to a dogwood tree.
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