Autumn Days When the Grass is Jewelled (singing and lyrics) (StF 121 / BBC Come and Praise 4)

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"Autumn Days when the grass is jewelled" with singing and lyrics
Words and Music by Estelle White
©1969 Stainer & Bell Ltd & McCrimmon Publishing Company Ltd.
CCLi Streaming Licence #1205924, LMOL Licence #LE-0019205
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Vocals: Andrew Emison, Accompaniment: Unknown. Permission sought.
Primary School Assembly song
Autumn Days Lyrics
1 Autumn days when the grass is jewelled,
and the silk inside a chestnut shell,
jet planes meeting in the air to get refuelled,
all these things I love so well,
So I mustn’t forget,
no, I mustn’t forget
to say a great big thank-you,
I mustn’t forget.
2 Clouds that look like familiar faces,
and a winter’s moon with frosted rings,
smell of bacon as I fasten up my laces,
and the song the milkman sings.
3 Whipped-up spray that is rainbow-scattered,
and a swallow curving in the sky,
shoes so comfy though they’re worn-out and they’re battered,
and the taste of apple-pie.
4 Scent of gardens when the rain’s been falling,
and a minnow darting down a stream,
picked-up engine that’s been stuttering and stalling,
and a win for my home team.