There's smell of fresh cut grass and it's filling up my senses
And the sun is shining down on the blossoms in the avenue
There's a buzzing fly hanging around the bluebells and the daisies
And there's a lot more loving left in this world

Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now
While the sun smiles, stick around and laugh a while yeah

And I lie on warm and soft sandy beaches
And my toes are submerged in the water and it feels good
Children playing building castles on the shoreline
Like a painted little love and lord it feels so fine

Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now
While the sun smiles, stick around and laugh a while yeah

There's white horses and they're coming at me at a pace now
And there's a blue sirocco blowing warm into my face
The sun is shining on the other side of the bridges
And The cars going by with smiles in the windows.
There's a black cat lying in the shadow of the gate-post
And the black cat keeps telling me that love is on it's way
Yeah there's a black cat lying in the shadow of the gate-post
And the black cat tells me that love is on it's way

Don't go
Don't leave me now, now, now
While the sun smiles, stick around and laugh a while yeah

Don't go
I can hear you coming now, now, now

Ah, no no no, don't go


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