The Little Pond Lyrics - Ash

I was dreaming that tomorrow 

I was lying in the grass 

I saw you come towards me 

You got out and smiled 

The sun it was shining, shined all afternoon 

The breeze blew over your body 

As I talked to you 

I think that I love you 

The rivers flow swiftly 

And the sky is blue 

The clouds are darkening gently 

Over me and you 

Tell me how you remember 

The things I didn't know 

The summer is here now 

The winter's up and gone 

The time has come for me to say 

That I've never been happier than I am today 

Maybe you could stay 

We could watch the stars 

Will they go away? 

Oh man 

It's ok 

Ahh.ahhhh 

We could get up in the morning 

With the sunrise 

When the suns above us 

We can close our eyes 

We could swim in the river 

With the dragon flies 

And when the day is over 

I'll kiss you goodnight 

It'll be alright 

We could look at the mountains from the hill 

When the wind sweeps around us 

And blows through your hair 

We could follow the stream 

To the old mill 

We could look into the orchard 

From the window sill 

We could stop 

And like you always knew it would 

And I've been this way 

I saw it from the very first day 

Oh man 

It's ok 

Ahhhhhhhh... 

And the birds fly 

And birds fly 

Around the grand old house 

And the fishes swim 

And the fishes swim 

Around the little pond 

And me and her 

We are like them 

We all happily cast off from the world 

So the birds fly and the fishes swim 

We all smile cos we are free 

Ahhhhh... 

It's near the end of the summer 

And we are still here 

The breeze is leaving 

We'll not disappear 

As the leaves are falling 

We won't feel the fall 

The light will feel so healthy 

Only you could know 

It's now time to let go 

And leave our summer home 

We can face the winter alone 

With a perfect summer behind 

It'll be ok 

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