September Morn

September Morn.

Lyrics: Gilbert Francois Leopold Becaud, latter a French singer, composer, pianist and actor, known as “Monsieur 100,000 Volts”, because of his energetic performances and Neil Leslie Diamond [Neil Diamond] American singer-songwriter who has sold more than 130 million records worldwide.

Vocals: Singer-songwriter Neil Diamond.

It’s a sunny ‘September Morning’ here in Thurles, Co. Tipperary and we find ourselves, once again, in that month which begins our Autumn season, romanticised by the poet John Keats, who described this time of year as the ‘season of mists and mellow fruitfulness’.

This song, hereunder, on the other hand, attempts to romanticise a couple who have come back together after a break in their relationship. It’s an emotional moment, as the singer discusses his recollections and indeed his feelings, when they once both danced together on a certain September morning, previously. Since then they have grown apart, and he now hopes that their relationship has not become too distant, and that they can still remember those good times together.

September Morn.

September Morn.

Stay for just a while.
Stay and let me look at you.
It’s been so long, I hardly knew you,
Standing in the door.
Stay with me a while,
I only wanna talk to you.
We’ve travelled halfway round the world,
To find ourselves again.
September morn,
We danced until the night,
Became a brand new day.
Two lovers playing scenes,
From some romantic play.
September morning,
Still can make me feel that way.
Look at what you’ve done,
Why, you’ve become a grown-up girl.
I still can hear you crying,
In the corner of your room,
And look how far we’ve come,
So far from where we used to be,
But not so far that we’ve forgotten,
How it was before.
September morn,
Do you remember,
How we danced that night away.
Two lovers playing scenes,
From some romantic play.
September morning.
Still can make me feel that way.
September morn,
We danced until the night,
Became a brand new day.
Two lovers playing scenes,
From some romantic play.
September morning,
Still can make me feel that way.
September morn,
We danced until the night,
Became a brand new day.
Two lovers playing scenes,
From some romantic play.
September morning,
Still can make me feel that way.
September morning,
Still can make me feel that way.

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