Lyrics Spring and Fall: To a Young Child - Natalie Merchant
Margaret,
are
you
grieving
Over
Goldengrove
unleaving
By
and
by?
Leaves
like
the
things
of
man,
you
With
your
fresh
thoughts
care
for,
can
you?
As
the
heart
grows
older
It
will
come
to
such
sights
much
colder
By
and
by,
nor
spare
a
sigh
By
and
by
Though
worlds
of
wanwood
leafmeal
lie
And
yet
you
wíll
weep
and
you'll
know
why
No
matter,
child,
the
name
Sorrow's
spríngs
are
all
the
same
They're
all
the
same
Nor
mouth
had,
no
nor
mind,
expressed
What
heart
heard
of,
ghost
had
guessed
It
is
the
blight
man
was
born
for
It
is
Margaret
that
you
mourn
for
1 Nursery Rhyme of Innocence and Experience
2 Equestrienne
3 Calico Pie
4 Bleezer's Ice-Cream
5 It Makes A Change
6 The King of China's Daughter
7 The Dancing Bear
8 The Man in the Wilderness
9 maggie and milly and molly and may
10 If No One Ever Marries Me
11 The Sleepy Giant
12 The Peppery Man
13 The Blind Men and the Elephant
14 Adventures of Isabel
15 The Walloping Window Blind
16 Topsyturvey-World
17 The Janitor's Boy
18 Griselda
19 The Land of Nod
20 Vain and Careless
21 Crying, My Little One
22 Sweet and a Lullaby
23 I Saw a Ship A-Sailing
24 Autumn Lullaby
25 Spring and Fall: To a Young Child
26 Indian Names
27 Old Mother Hubbard
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