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Snow Falls
(John Tams)
Cruel winter cuts through like the reaper The old year lies withered and slain Like Barleycorn who arose from the
grave The new year will rise up again
And the snow falls And the wind calls And the year turns round again
And
I'll wager a hat full of guineas Against all of the songs you can sing Some day you'll love and the next day you'll
lose And winter will turn into spring
And the snow falls And the wind calls And the year turns round again
There
will come a time of great plenty A time of good harvest and song Til then put your trust in tomorrow my friend For
yesterday's over and done
And the snow falls And the wind calls And the year turns round again
Written in 1980, for the play Candleford which was an adaptation of Flora
Thompson's book Lark Rise to Candleford. So far as is known the only recording of JT singing the song is on the album
that was made of the music from the play. However it also appears on the Albion Band album "Songs From The Shows 2".
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