Lyrics of A summer wind, a cotton dress
Richard Shindell

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Release date : 20/06/2005
Duration : 0:03:55
Style : Rock
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I was hers and you were his
The night we met out on that bridge
You knew then what i know now
That love put down comes back some how
The comet came, the comet went
And hid its face in the firmament
I looked once and then turned away
When i looked again it was much too late
A summer wind, a cotton dress
This is how i remember you best
A glance held long and a stolen kiss
This is how i remember you best
The fool i was is the fool i am
I've got a wife, i'm a family man
But when i lay in our bed
I sometimes dream i'm holding you instead
(chorus)
The kids are fine
They're six and nine
I think you'd probably like my wife
But the kitchen light seems much too bright
For what i find myself thinking tonight
(chorus )
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