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Words and music by Winfield Shaw Clark
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Listen (2.4MB): Download: Sheet music (72K pdf) Spring Peepers.mp3 |
I sat on a log, late one April night Listening to a chorus of peepers – Tiny little frogs Who sing at night in bogs Each Spring, when the snow’s just gone. They’re singing for a mate: “Darling, don’t be late !” ‘Till some frog answers, “Honey, it’s a date !” It’s like a waltz And all the frogs dance, Keeping their minds on Amphibious romance. It’s like a waltz And all their froggy voices Sing soprano. Sitting by that bog, on an April night I felt right at home with those peepers: I could be a prince If I could just convince You to take me, warts and all. So I sing my song: “Darling, don't be long,” But jeepers, Peepers, guess I sing it wrong ! It’s like a waltz ... It’s like a waltz ... |
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Winfield Clark
1990-2008
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