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April May​.​.​.

from Music City Exports (EP) by Jackson Harper

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April marches over
With a fleece around her shoulders
For the silver wind is cold against her back
She touches down on velvet grass
To watch the flourish come to pass
Recovering from winter’s last attack
And she may not remember
Last October and November
Every red and yellow ember of the fall
Oh but April, she is clever
She is lighter than a feather
Never caring whether anyone remembers her at all

Oh April, she is wistful
Pulling daisies by the fistful
She’s just looking for a chance to break the rules
And June may be the mother
Of the brides and all their lovers
Oh but April is the queen of all the liars, thieves and fools
Where finches fly and rabbits run
You’ll find her flirting with the sun
Then getting lost behind a veil of grey
She’s the sly and rainy mistress
Of the summer, bored and listless
Here to wash her feet and slowly skip away

April may surrender
To her heart so young and tender
But those misty eyes will never be enough
For April may be pretty
And her conversation witty
Oh, but April, she is not the one I love
No April, she is not the one I love

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from Music City Exports (EP), released April 28, 2016

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Jackson Harper Kansas City, Missouri

Jackson Harper is an Alabama-raised, Tennessee-seasoned singer-songwriter currently living in the midwest.

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