Autumn Days When the Grass is Jewelled (School assembly song with singing and lyrics)

"Autumn Days when the grass is jewelled" with singing and lyrics
Words and Music by Estelle White
©1969 Stainer & Bell Ltd & McCrimmon Publishing Company Ltd.
Primary School Assembly song
Autumn Days Lyrics
1 Autumn days when the grass is jewelled,
and the silk inside a chestnut shell,
jet planes meeting in the air to get refuelled,
all these things I love so well,
So I mustn’t forget,
no, I mustn’t forget
to say a great big thank-you,
I mustn’t forget.
2 Clouds that look like familiar faces,
and a winter’s moon with frosted rings,
smell of bacon as I fasten up my laces,
and the song the milkman sings.
3 Whipped-up spray that is rainbow-scattered,
and a swallow curving in the sky,
shoes so comfy though they’re worn-out and they’re battered,
and the taste of apple-pie.
4 Scent of gardens when the rain’s been falling,
and a minnow darting down a stream,
picked-up engine that’s been stuttering and stalling,
and a win for my home team.
All music performed and produced by Justin Stretch
‪@StLaurencesChurchChorley‬
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