Released on the album 'Song Be My Soul' by Deborah Rose

A poem by Eva Cassidy, adapted by Deborah Rose and Dan Cassidy
Set to music by Ian King
With thanks to Hugh and Barbara Cassidy for permission to use Eva's words

Music/Piano - Ian King
Words - Eva Cassidy
Vocals - Deborah Rose
Cello - Catherine Harper

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SPRINGTIME

Isn't it a miracle, crocuses bloom
Butterflies in April and rainbows in June
Daffodils and children have the same kind of smile
And you can take your shoes off and splash in water for a while

And you can hear angels singing in the cooing of a dove
Or give a person something simply out of love
and God will paint the colours on the clouds for us to see

And we can watch together, we can watch together
You standing next to me.