Lyrics
1. Oh is it not a pleasant thing to wander through the woods?
To look upon the painted flowers and watch the opening buds.
2. To sit with the deep cool shade at some tall ash tree’s root,
To fill my little basket with the sweet and scented fruit.
3. I sigh when first I see the leaves fall yellow on the plain,
And all the winter long I sing, “Sweet summer, come again!”
See also
- songs from England
- songs about summer
- fall songs
- songs with the major pentascale (going up) in the melody
- songs with I IV V chords
- source: 140 Folk-songs with Piano Accompaniment “rote Songs” for Grades I, II and III,Archibald Thompson Davison, Thomas Whitney Surette, 1921
Extras for Plus Members
- Song with chords (PDF)
- MIDI file
- Listen
