Sarah was a seamstress and her mother taught her how to sew
Made all of her dresses out of grandfather’s old clothes
With a needle she carried tied to a thread inside her purse
Along with a few secrets to the entire universe
I wonder if we’ll ever get together like I know we can Darlin’ don’t you know how I have been waiting My honey, think I’m getting sweet on you tonight Here at the start of Spring and the end of Winter time
Sarah would grin a million and one times a day
She would find me flowers from her walks out in the pines
Had a face that shined brighter than a star when skies fall
But not as bright as mine whenever my Sarah would call
Comments for End of Wintertime
by Andrew Patrick David
Sarah was a seamstress
and her mother taught her how to sew
Made all of her dresses
out of grandfather’s old clothes
With a needle she carried
tied to a thread inside her purse
Along with a few
secrets to the entire universe
I wonder if we’ll ever get together
like I know we can
Darlin’ don’t you know
how I have been waiting
My honey,
think I’m getting sweet on you tonight
Here at the start of Spring
and the end of Winter time
Sarah would grin
a million and one times a day
She would find me flowers
from her walks out in the pines
Had a face that shined
brighter than a star when skies fall
But not as bright as mine
whenever my Sarah would call