The following song did not appear in any Bugaloos episode, and is found only on the Bugaloos Album. It is certainly their most somber song, and one has to wonder if it was recorded solely for the album (ie: to get people to buy it in order to hear this track), or if it was originally intended for a real Bugaloos episode, but was perhaps cut, because it just wasn't "happy" enough. It might have actually fit the storyline in the last Bugaloos' episode, "The Good Old Days". |
Intro: G F/G |- - - -|- - - -| (x2) G F/G G F/G In the springtime, they speak in a whisper G C Am G C Then the summer wind makes us all hear their sound G F/G G F/G In the autumn sun, we watch how proudly they stand Em Am D As they drop their voices to the ground Em And when the winter comes Am D G F/G G F/G Just the memor - y stays around G F/G G F/G In the springtime, they start to show their colors G C Then the summer sun leaves no doubt that they're G F/G around G F/G G F/G On the autumn nights, we hear how softly they sigh Em Am D As they send their banners to the ground Em And when the winter comes Am D G F/G G F/G Just the memor - y stays around (for the instrumental break, use the same chord structure as the verses) Em And when the winter comes Am D G F/G G F/G... Just the memor - y stays around