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A soothing playlist of 70s and 80s old pop songs with warm melodies and gentle vocals, evoking nostalgic and peaceful moods.

Key Takeaways

  • The playlist offers a comforting blend of old pop songs with a mellow, nostalgic vibe.
  • Lyrics focus on natural and emotional imagery tied to memories and longing.
  • The music and vocals create a peaceful atmosphere ideal for relaxation.
  • The collection highlights the timeless appeal of 70s and 80s melodic pop.
  • Listeners can expect a gentle, immersive experience that evokes reflection and calm.

Summary

  • Features a collection of old pop songs from the 70s and 80s with soft, warm melodies and smooth vocals.
  • The lyrics and music evoke themes of spring, memories, longing, and nature’s beauty.
  • The atmosphere throughout is calm, reflective, and comforting, ideal for relaxation.
  • Songs use poetic imagery such as petals, rain, spring nights, and ghostly silhouettes to convey emotion.
  • The playlist is designed to bring listeners back to nostalgic moments and gentle emotions.
  • Musical arrangements emphasize a mellow, acoustic style with subtle instrumentation.
  • The recurring motifs include seasons changing, lost love, and the passage of time.
  • The video is suitable for background listening during quiet moments or meditation.
  • The vocal delivery is soft and expressive, enhancing the soothing effect.
  • Overall, the playlist creates a serene and timeless listening experience.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Spring Imagery
  2. 05:14April Rain and Emotional Reflection
  3. 09:56Morning Memories and Silhouettes
  4. 14:40Empty Bench and Nostalgic Longing
  5. 19:41Ripples of Light and Ghostly Reflections
  6. 24:19Fragile Love and Fading Petals
  7. 28:33Promises and New Beginnings
  8. 33:09Architecture of a Spring Night
  9. 37:49Nature’s Renewal and Silent Vows
  10. 42:00Closing Reflections and Hope

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00:12
Speaker A
The wind [music and singing] is a traveler with nowhere to go. It's stirring the blossoms that fell like the snow. [music] I'm standing right [singing] here in the [music] center of spring and wondering [music] what all these memories [singing] bring.
00:40
Speaker A
Oh, a compass made [music and singing] of petals on the floor is pointing me back [music] to your [singing] open door.
00:54
Speaker A
The [music] north is a memory. The south is a dream. And I am a leaf in [music] a mid-April stream.
01:08
Speaker A
Story that's flowing. [singing] Or so it would seem in a [music and singing] light that is hazy and golden and gleam.
01:23
Speaker A
[music] [music] The [music] sun is a circle of ancient and [singing] old. I'm trying [music] to find all the stories you told.
01:48
Speaker A
The [music] map is a garden. It's blooming in blue and every [music and singing] direction leads back to you.
02:02
Speaker A
Oh, a compass made [music and singing] of petals on the floor [music] is pointing [singing] me back to your open door. [music] The north [singing] is a memory.
02:20
Speaker A
The south [music] is a tree and I [singing] am a leaf [music] in a mid-April stream. [music] Which way does the [music] wind blow?
02:41
Speaker A
More than I [music] will ever know. [music] [music] The [music] sky is writing letters on the glass.
03:24
Speaker A
I [music] watch the silver liquid shadows pass. [music] The earth is [singing] drinking in the silent word.
03:42
Speaker A
The softest [music] poetry I've ever heard. Holy [singing] of [music] April rain upon the leaf [music] is tracing [singing] all the outlines of my grief.
04:06
Speaker A
[music] The garden's blooming in a [singing] hazy [music] gray. While I am searching for [singing] a yesterday, the story that [music and singing] the clouds have tucked away in [music] the quiet ending of a long, long [music and singing] day.
04:46
Speaker A
I find your name within the [music] puddles' light. A shimmering ghost before [singing] the edge of [music] night.
04:59
Speaker A
The rain has washed [singing] the dusty road to green [music] to all the [singing] beauty that we might have been.
05:14
Speaker A
[singing] Ink of [music] April rain upon the leaf is tracing [music] all the outlines [singing] of my grief.
05:28
Speaker A
The garden's blooming in a [music] hazy gray while I am [music] searching for a yesterday. [music] Reading [music and singing] the rain.
05:57
Speaker A
[music] Feeling the pain. [music] The moon [music] is a pillar of silver [singing] and white [music] supporting the roof of a [singing] warm April night.
06:37
Speaker A
The walls [music] are the cedars. The floor is the moss. A sanctuary [singing] built from a [music] lifetime of loss.
06:51
Speaker A
Oh, the [singing] architecture of a [music] spring night so deep is holding the secrets [singing] that I cannot keep.
07:04
Speaker A
I'm [music] building [singing] a room for the ghost of your face within the high arches [singing and music] of this holy place.
07:16
Speaker A
A temple of [singing] longing and a temple of grace. A silent [music and singing] and sacred and beautiful [music] space.
07:42
Speaker A
The [music] windows are [singing] open to the stars and the sea. [music] I'm [singing] letting the starlight wash over me.
07:54
Speaker A
The foundations [music] are steady. Spirit is [singing] new [music] and everything I build is centered [singing] on you.
08:08
Speaker A
Oh, the architecture [music] of a spring night so deep is [music] holding [singing] the secrets that I cannot keep.
08:21
Speaker A
I'm building a room for the ghost of your face. [music] Within the [singing] high arches of this holy place. [music] Building a home in the [singing] dark.
08:44
Speaker A
Finding [music] a light and a spark. [music] [music] The lace is [music] dancing in the [singing] open frame.
09:23
Speaker A
I hear the [music] wind is calling out your name. The sunlight [music] filters through the [singing] intricate weave, a pattern of [music] the love we couldn't [singing] leave.
09:42
Speaker A
Oh [music] a lacy curtain in the month of May is keeping all [music and singing] the shadows far away.
09:56
Speaker A
I see your silhouette within the [music] white, a gentle [music and singing] memory in the morning light.
10:15
Speaker A
A soul that's found a way [music] to take its flight. [music] I find a photograph inside [music and singing] the drawer.
10:36
Speaker A
A version of us that we aren't anymore. [music] The world is [singing] turning vibrant, lush and green [music] to all the [singing] beauty that we might have [music] been.
10:54
Speaker A
Oh [singing] lacy curtain in the month of [music] May is keeping all [singing] the shadows far away. [music] I see [singing] your silhouette within [music] the [singing] white.
11:19
Speaker A
A gentle [singing] memory [music] in the morning light fluttering [music] so softly. [music] Where did you go exactly?
11:42
Speaker A
[music] [music] [music] The [music] park is filled with sunlight and with birds. I'm searching [music] for the right and simple words.
12:28
Speaker A
The green is [singing] coming back to every tree, but you are [music] still a world [singing] away from me.
12:42
Speaker A
[music] Oh, [singing] the empty bench beneath [music] the flowering pear. I see your [singing] silhouette and feel [music and singing] you there.
13:05
Speaker A
The sun is [singing] warm but I am feeling [music] cold. Holding on to stories we never told.
13:18
Speaker A
A heavy [music and singing] heart in a field of gold. A story [music] that [singing] is ancient and is old.
13:34
Speaker A
I watch [music] the children running in the grass and count the [music] silent moments [singing] as they pass.
13:48
Speaker A
The world [singing] is [music] moving on its merry way while I am stuck [music] in a different [singing] yesterday.
14:01
Speaker A
Oh, [music] the empty bench beneath the flowering [music] pear. [singing] I see your [music] silhouette [singing] and [music] feel you there.
14:21
Speaker A
[singing] The sun is warm but I am feeling cold. [music] Holding [singing] on to stories we never [music] told.
14:40
Speaker A
Sitting on [singing] the empty [music] bench in the springtime. Sweet drench. [music] [music] [music] The petals [music] are gone, but the scent is still there.
15:28
Speaker A
A phantom [music] of sweetness within the cold air. I reach for [music] a branch that is empty [singing] and brown and wait for the silence to settle [music] me down.
15:48
Speaker A
Oh, [singing] the ghost of a [music] cherry blossom in May is haunting [music and singing] the corners of every new day.
16:04
Speaker A
A pale invitation [singing and music] to visit the past. To a love that was [music and singing] fragile and never could last.
16:19
Speaker A
[music] A silver reflection that's [music] fading so fast like a shadow that the [music and singing] morning sun has cast.
16:42
Speaker A
The green [music] is so heavy it's hiding the sky. I'm [music] watching the white [singing] clouds go wandering by.
16:55
Speaker A
[music] I'm learning to [singing] live with the [music] empty and new while everything green [music] points me back to you.
17:09
Speaker A
Oh, [music and singing] the ghost of a cherry blossom in May is haunting the corners [singing] of every new [music] day.
17:26
Speaker A
A pale invitation [music] to visit the past. To a love that was fragile and never [music] could last.
17:43
Speaker A
Just [music] a whisper in the leaves. For the heart [music] that still believes. [music] [music] The winter's [music] grip [singing] is loosening on the land.
18:35
Speaker A
I feel the [singing] silver water on my hand. The ice [music] is breaking into crystal shards like all [music and singing] the fragments of our old postcards.
18:56
Speaker A
Oh map of thawing rivers [music and singing] in the sun showing me where all [singing] our currents run.
19:09
Speaker A
The spring is [music and singing] carving out a brand new way beyond [music and singing] the shadow of a yesterday.
19:22
Speaker A
A [music] promise [singing] that is here to stay in the [music] golden rhythm of a longer day.
19:41
Speaker A
[music] I watch the ripples catching all the light. A shimmering ghost [music] before [singing] the edge of night.
19:56
Speaker A
Valleys [music] awaking [singing] in a deep deep green to [music and singing] all the beauty that we might have been.
20:10
Speaker A
[music] For a map [singing] of thawing rivers in the sun, showing [singing] me where all our currents run. [music] Spring is carving out a brand [music] new way beyond the shadow [singing] of a yesterday. [music] [music] Flowing to the sea
20:48
Speaker A
where [singing and music] you used to be. [music] The mailbox [music] is [singing] a faded shade of blue.
21:22
Speaker A
I'm waiting for a word that's [music] overdue. The hinges creak within the morning [music] gale.
21:35
Speaker A
I'm searching for a [sing]
21:48
Speaker A
I'm carrying [singing] a heavy silent load. The spring [music] is [singing] blooming in the meadow grass.
22:02
Speaker A
I watch the [singing] empty moments as they pass. Love that's written [music] in a shattered glass.
22:21
Speaker A
I remember how [singing] you used [music] to write my name before. [music] The [singing] world was never quite the same.
22:34
Speaker A
The [music] ink is dry, the papers turning [singing] brown. While all the [music] cherry blossoms [singing] tumble down.
22:46
Speaker A
Oh, [music] a painted mailbox on a dusty road. I'm carrying [music and singing] a heavy silent load.
23:00
Speaker A
The spring is blooming [music and singing] in the meadow grass. I watch the empty moments [singing] as they pass.
23:14
Speaker A
Checking [music] for a letter. [music] Hoping things get better. [music] [music] The wind is weaving Through the cherry bow, I'm making [music] good on a forgotten [singing] vow.
24:06
Speaker A
The pink is [music] falling like a silent snow upon [music] the path where we once used to go.
24:19
Speaker A
Oh, the fragile thread of petals [music] on the [singing] ground. Love that's lost and never [music] to [singing] be found.
24:31
Speaker A
The spring is singing in the cedar trees of all our [music] laughter and our tragedies.
24:45
Speaker A
A peace that's brought [music] me to my weery [singing] knees. A quiet [music] soul that's found a new release.
25:07
Speaker A
[music] I find a petal caught within my hair. [music] A little souvenir [singing] [music] of being there.
25:22
Speaker A
The earth [singing] is breathing fresh and bright and new. And [music] everything I see leads [singing] back to you.
25:35
Speaker A
Oh, the [music] fragile thread of petals on the ground. Love [music] that's lost and [singing] never to be found. On the spring is singing in the cedar [singing] trees [music] of all our laughter [music] and our traies. [singing]
26:05
Speaker A
[music] Following [singing] the thread where the light will spread. [music] [music] [music] The shadows [music] stretch like fingers on [singing] the wall.
26:45
Speaker A
I hear the distant lonely [music] [singing] robins call. The day is [music] folding into shades of gold.
26:58
Speaker A
A story [music and singing] that has never quite been told. Oh, [music] echoes in the amber [singing] glow of spring.
27:10
Speaker A
The bitter [music and singing] sweet of every song we sing. I see [singing and music] your silhouette within the light.
27:24
Speaker A
A gentle [music] promise in the fading sight. A soul [music] that's found its way beyond [singing] the night.
27:37
Speaker A
Guided [music] by a pale and holy light. The hills are [music] painted in a hazy dream.
27:54
Speaker A
where nothing [music] is exactly [singing] what it seems. I reach [music] my hand to touch the cooling air and find [music] the ghost of you is standing there. Oh, echoes [music] in the amber glow of spring.
28:19
Speaker A
[music] The bittersweet [singing] of every song we sing. I see [singing] your silhouette [music] within the light.
28:33
Speaker A
A [music] gentle [singing] promise in the fading side. [music] Lingering [music] in the gold.
28:50
Speaker A
Stories [music and singing] yet to be told. [music] [music] The silver [music and singing] willow weeps beside the stream like waking [music] slowly [singing] from a golden dream.
29:35
Speaker A
I see [music] the petals [singing] dancing on the breeze [music] and hear your laughter [singing] through the budding trees.
29:47
Speaker A
Oh, whispers [music and singing] of the willow in the spring. The bitter [music] sweet [singing] of every song we sing.
30:00
Speaker A
The morning [music] light is soft upon my face, but I am [music] searching for your [singing] warm embrace.
30:17
Speaker A
[music] Missing you in every breath of May. [music] Watching all [singing] the shadows drift [music] away.
30:40
Speaker A
The garden path [music] is lined with shades [singing] of blue. The quiet path I used to [music and singing] walk with you.
30:53
Speaker A
The scent of lilac lingers in the [singing] air as if [music] I'd find you waiting for me there.
31:05
Speaker A
Oh, [music] whispers of the willow in the spring. [music] The bitter sweet [singing] of every song we sing.
31:17
Speaker A
[music] The morning light is soft upon my face, but I [music] am searching for your [singing] warm embrace.
31:32
Speaker A
[music] In the whispers [singing] of the willow, [music] where the [singing] gentle waters flow. [music] [music] [music] The orchard wears a veil [singing] of snowy white, a fragile [music] beauty in the morning light.
32:31
Speaker A
I [music] walk beneath the heavy scented [singing] boughs and feel the weight of [singing] all our [music] silent vows.
32:44
Speaker A
Oh, the lace [music and singing] of that pool blossoms on the breeze is whispering [music] [singing] your name among the trees.
32:56
Speaker A
A delicate [music] pattern that the spring has spun before [music] the fading of the April sun.
33:09
Speaker A
A memory [music] that's only just beun. [singing] [music] Like a story that will never be undone.
33:22
Speaker A
[music] I find a petal in my open palm. [music] A little grace within the morning [music] calm.
33:38
Speaker A
The world is breathing fresh and bright and new. [music] But every path I take leads back to you.
33:51
Speaker A
Oh, the [music and singing] lace of apple blossoms on the breeze [music] is [singing] whispering your name among the trees.
34:03
Speaker A
A delicate pattern that the [music] spring has spun before the fading [singing] of the April [music] sun.
34:17
Speaker A
Woven [music] in the white through the [music] day and night. [music] [music] The wind is [singing] a traveler [music] with nowhere to go.
34:53
Speaker A
It's stirring [music] the blossoms that fell [singing] like the snow. [music] I'm standing right here in the center [singing] of spring and wondering [singing] what all these [music] memories bring.
35:14
Speaker A
Oh, a [music] compass made of petals on the floor is pointing [music] me [singing] back to your open door.
35:28
Speaker A
The north [music and singing] is a memory. The south is a dream. And I am [music and singing] a leaf in a midappril stream.
35:42
Speaker A
Story that's [music and singing] flowing. Or so it would seem in a light [singing] that is hazy [music] and golden and gleam.
36:08
Speaker A
The [music] sun is a circle of ancient and old. [singing] [music] I'm trying to find all the stories you told.
36:22
Speaker A
The map is a [music and singing] garden. It's blooming in blue and every [music and singing] direction leads back to you.
36:34
Speaker A
[music] Oh, a [singing] compass made of pedals on the floor is [singing] pointing [music] me back to your open door.
36:50
Speaker A
The [music] north [singing] is a memory. The south is a tree [music] and I [singing] am a leaf in a midappril stream. [music] Which way [singing] does [music] the wind blow?
37:15
Speaker A
More than I will [music] ever know. The sky [music] is writing letter on the glass.
37:58
Speaker A
I watch [music] the silver [singing] liquid shadows pass. [music] The earth is drinking [singing] in the silent [music] word.
38:16
Speaker A
The softest poetry I've ever heard. Oh [singing] pour rain upon the leaf [music] is tracing [singing] all the outlines of my grief.
38:41
Speaker A
The [music] garden's [singing] blooming in a hazy grave. While I am searching [music] for [singing] a yesterday, the story [music] that the clouds [singing] have tucked away [music] in the quiet ending [music] of a long, long [singing] day.
39:17
Speaker A
[music] I find your name within the puddles light. [music] A shimmering ghost before [singing] the edge of night.
39:32
Speaker A
The rain has [music] washed the dusty road to green to all [music] the beauty [singing] that we might have been.
39:48
Speaker A
[music] ink of April rain [singing] upon the leaf is tracing all [music] the outlines of my grief.
40:02
Speaker A
The gardens blooming [music] in a hazy grave. While I am [music] searching for a yesterday, reading [music] the rain, [music] feeling the pain.
40:58
Speaker A
The [music] moon is a pillar of silver [singing] and white supporting [music] the roof of a Warm [singing] April night.
41:11
Speaker A
The walls [music] are the cedars. The floor is the moss. A sanctuary built from a [music and singing] lifetime of loss.
41:24
Speaker A
Oh, the architecture [music] of a [singing] spring night so deep is holding the secrets that I [singing] cannot keep.
41:37
Speaker A
I'm building a room for the [music] ghost of your face within the high [singing] arches [music] of this holy place.
41:50
Speaker A
A temple of [singing] longing [music] and a temple of grace. A silent and sacred [singing] [music] and beautiful space.
42:04
Speaker A
Peace. [music] The [music] windows [singing] are open to the stars and the sea. [music] I'm letting the starlight [singing] wash over me. [music] The foundations are steady.
42:31
Speaker A
The spirit is new and everything [music] I [singing] build is centered on you. Oh, the [singing] architecture [music] of a spring night so deep is [music] holding [singing] the secrets that I cannot keep.
42:54
Speaker A
I'm building [music and singing] a room for the ghost of your face. Within the [singing] high arches [music] of this holy place.
43:11
Speaker A
[music] Building a home in the dark. [music] Finding a light and a spark. [music] The lace is dancing in [singing and music] the open frame.
43:57
Speaker A
I hear the wind [music] is calling out your name. The sunlight [music] filters [singing] through the intricate weave, a pattern of the love [singing] we couldn't leave.
44:15
Speaker A
Oh, a [music and singing] lacy curtain in the month of May is keeping [music] all the shadows far away.
44:30
Speaker A
I see [music and singing] your silhouette within the white. [music] A gentle [singing] memory in the morning light. [music] A [music] soul that's found a way to take [music] its flight.
44:59
Speaker A
[music] I find a [music] photograph inside the drawer. A version [music and singing] of us that we aren't anymore.
45:16
Speaker A
The [music] world is turning vibrant, [singing] lush and green to all [music] the beauty that [singing] we might have been.
45:28
Speaker A
Oh, lacy [music] curtain in the month of May is [music] keeping all the shadows [singing] far away.
45:42
Speaker A
I [music] see your silhouette within the white. A gentle [singing] memory [music] in the morning light fluttering [music] so softly.
46:08
Speaker A
Where [music] did you go exactly? [music] The park is [music and singing] filled with sunlight and with birds.
46:54
Speaker A
I'm searching for [music] the right and simple words. The green [music] is coming back to every tree, but you are [music] still a world away from [singing] me.
47:16
Speaker A
Oh, the empty bench beneath the flowering [music and singing] pear. I see your silhouette and [music] feel [singing] you there.
47:38
Speaker A
The sun is warm but I am [singing] feeling [music] cold. Holding on to stories [music] we never told.
47:52
Speaker A
A heavy heart [music and singing] in a field of gold. A story [music and singing] that is ancient and is old.
48:07
Speaker A
I watch [music] the children running in the grass and count the silent moment as [singing] they pass.
48:21
Speaker A
The world is moving on [singing] it merry way while I am [music] stuck in a different [singing] yesterday.
48:35
Speaker A
Oh, the empty [music and singing] bench beneath the flowering pear. I see your [music] silhouette and feel you there.
48:55
Speaker A
[singing] The sun is warm but I am [music and singing] feeling cold. Holding on to stories we [music] never told.
49:14
Speaker A
Sitting on the empty bench [music] in the springtime sweet [music] drench. [music] The petals are [singing] gone, [music] but the scent is still there.
50:01
Speaker A
A [music] phantom of sweetness within the cold air. I reach for [music] a branch that is empty and [singing] brown and wait for [music] the silence to settle me [singing] down.
50:21
Speaker A
For [music] the ghost of a cherry blossom in May is haunting the [music] corners [singing] of every new day.
50:37
Speaker A
[music] A pale invitation to visit the past. To a love [music and singing] that was fragile and [music] never could last.
50:54
Speaker A
A [music] silver reflection that's fading so fast like a shadow [music] that the morning [singing] sun has cast.
51:11
Speaker A
[music] The green is so heavy it's hiding [music] the sky. I'm watching the white [singing] clouds go wondering by.
51:28
Speaker A
[music] I'm learning to live [singing] with the empty [music] and new while everything green points me back to you. [music] Oh, the ghost of a cherry blossom [singing] in May [music] is haunting the corners [singing] of every new day.
51:58
Speaker A
[music] A pale [singing] invitation to visit the past. To [music] a love that was fragile and never could last.
52:15
Speaker A
[music] Just a whisper in the leaves. For the heart that [music] still believes [music] [music] The winter's [music and singing] grip is loosening on the land.
53:09
Speaker A
I feel the [singing] silver water on my [music] hand. The ice is breaking into crystal shards like [music] all the [singing] fragments of our old postcards.
53:30
Speaker A
Oh map of throwing rivers in the sun [music] showing me where all [singing] our currents run.
53:43
Speaker A
The spring is [music and singing] carving out a brand new way beyond [music and singing] the shadow of a yesterday.
53:56
Speaker A
[music] A promise that is [singing] here to stay in the golden rhythm [music] of a longer day.
54:15
Speaker A
[music] I watch the ripples catching all the [singing] light. A shimmering ghost [music] before [singing] the edge of night.
54:30
Speaker A
valleys [music] awaking in [singing] a deep deep green to all [singing and music] the beauty that we might have been.
54:44
Speaker A
For a map of flowing rivers [music] in the sun, showing me where all [singing] our currents run.
54:57
Speaker A
Spring is [music and singing] carving out a brand new way beyond the shadow [singing] of a yesterday. [music] Flowing [music] to the sea where [singing and music] you used to be.
55:32
Speaker A
[music] The mailbox is [music] a faded shade of blue. I'm waiting [music] for a [singing] word that's overdue.
56:03
Speaker A
The hinges [music] creek within the morning gale. I'm searching [music] for a [singing] ghost within the mail.
56:15
Speaker A
[music] Oh, a painted mailbox [singing] on a dusty road. [music] I'm carrying [singing] a heavy silent load.
56:27
Speaker A
[music] The spring is blooming [singing] in the meadow [music] grass. I watch the empty [singing] moments as they pass.
56:42
Speaker A
Love [music] that's written in a shattered glass. I [music] remember [singing] how you used to write my name before. [music] The [singing] world was never quite the same.
57:07
Speaker A
[music] The ink is dry, [singing] the papers turning brown, [music] while all the cherry blossoms [singing] tumble down.
57:19
Speaker A
Oh, a [music] painted [singing] mailbox on a dusty road. I'm carrying [music and singing] a heavy silent load.
57:34
Speaker A
The [music] spring is blooming [singing] in the meadow grass. I watch the [music] empty [singing] moments as they pass.
57:48
Speaker A
[music] Checking for [singing] a letter. [music] Hoping things get better. [music] [music] [music] [music] The wind is weaving [singing] through the cherry. bow.
58:34
Speaker A
I'm making [music] good on a forgotten [singing] vow. The pink is [music] falling like a silent snow upon [music] the path where we once used to [singing] go.
58:52
Speaker A
[music] Oh, the fragile thread of petals on the ground. Love that's lost and [music and singing] never to be found.
59:05
Speaker A
The spring is singing in the cedar [music and singing] trees of all our laughter and our tragedies. [music] A peace that's brought me to my wey [singing] knees.
59:25
Speaker A
[music] A quiet soul that's found a new release. [music] [music] I find a petal caught within my hair.
59:50
Speaker A
A little [music] souvenir [singing] of being there. [music] The earth is [singing] breathing fresh and bright and new.
60:02
Speaker A
And everything [music] I see leads back to you. Oh, [music] the fragile [singing] thread of petals on the ground.
60:15
Speaker A
Love [singing] that's lost [music] and never to be found. On the spring [singing] is singing in the cedar trees [music] of all our laughter and our [music] traies.
60:39
Speaker A
Following the thread [music] where [music] the light will spread. [music] The [music] shadows stretch like fingers on the wall. [singing] I hear the distant [music] lonely [singing] robins call.
61:25
Speaker A
The day is folding [music and singing] into shades of gold. A [music] story that has never quite been told. [singing] Oh, [music] echoes in the amber glow of spring.
61:44
Speaker A
The bitter sweet [music and singing] of every song we sing. I see your silhouette [music] within the light.
61:58
Speaker A
A gentle [music] promise in the fading sight. A soul that's found [music] its way beyond [singing] the night.
62:10
Speaker A
Guided by a pale and holy light. [singing] [music] The hills [singing] are painted in a hazy dream.
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Speaker A
where nothing [music] is exactly [singing] what it seems. I reach my hand to touch [music] the cooling air and find [music] the ghost of you is standing [singing] there. Oh, [music] echoes in the amber glow of spring.
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Speaker A
the bittersweet [music and singing] of every song we sing. I see your silhouette [music] within [singing] the light.
63:07
Speaker A
A gentle promise in the fading [music] side. Lingering [music] in the gold. Stories [music] [singing] yet to be told.
63:35
Speaker A
[music] The silver willow weeps beside the stream [music] like waking slowly. [singing] from a golden dream. [music] I see the petals dancing [singing] on the breeze and hear your laughter through [music] the budding trees.
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Speaker A
Oh, whispers of [music and singing] the willow in the spring. The bitter [music and singing] sweet of every song we sing.
64:34
Speaker A
The [music] morning light is soft upon my face, but I am searching [music] for your [singing] warm embrace. [music] Missing you in [music] every breath of May.
65:00
Speaker A
Watching [music] all [singing] the shadows drift away. [music] The garden [music] path is lined [singing] with shades of blue.
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Speaker A
[music] The quiet path I [singing] used to walk with you. The scent [music] of lilac lingers in [singing] the air as if I'd [music] find you waiting for me there.
65:38
Speaker A
Oh, whispers [music and singing] of the willow in the spring. The bitter sweet [music] of [singing] every song we sing.
65:51
Speaker A
The morning [music] light is soft upon my face, but I am [music] searching for your warm [singing] embrace. [music] [music] In the [singing] whispers of the willow, where the [music and singing] gentle waters flow.
66:51
Speaker A
The orchard [music] wears [singing] a veil of snowy white, a fragile beauty [singing] in the morning [music] light.
67:04
Speaker A
I walk beneath the [singing] heavy scented boughs [music] and feel the weight of all [singing] our silent vows.
67:17
Speaker A
Oh, [music] the lace [singing] of that pool blossoms on the breeze is whispering your name [music] among the trees.
67:30
Speaker A
A delicate pattern [music] that the spring has spun before the fading of the April [music] sun.
67:42
Speaker A
A memory that's only just beun. [music] Like a story that [singing] will never be undone.
67:58
Speaker A
I find [music] a petal in my open palm. A little grace [music and singing] within the morning calm.
68:11
Speaker A
[music] The world is breathing fresh and bright and new. But [music] every path I take leads back to you.
68:24
Speaker A
Oh, the lace [music and singing] of apple blossoms on the breeze is whispering [music and singing] your name among the trees.
68:37
Speaker A
A delicate [music] pattern that the spring has spun before the fading [singing] of the April [music] sun.
68:51
Speaker A
Woven in the white [music] through the day and night. The wind is a [singing] traveler with nowhere to go.
69:26
Speaker A
It's stirring [music and singing] the blossoms that fell like the snow. [music] I'm standing right here in the center of spring [music] and wondering what all [singing] these memories bring. [music] Oh, a compass made of petals on [singing] the floor
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Speaker A
is [music] pointing me back to your [singing] open [music] door. The north is a memory. [singing] The south [music] is a dream.
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Speaker A
And I [singing] am a leaf in a [music] midappril stream. Story [singing] that's flowing.
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Speaker A
Or [music] so it would seem in a light that is hazy and [music] golden and gleam.
70:35
Speaker A
[music] The sun [music] is a circle of ancient and old. [singing] I'm trying to [music] find all the stories [singing] you told.
70:55
Speaker A
[music] The map is a garden. It's blooming in blue and every [music] direction leads back to you.
71:09
Speaker A
Oh, a [music] compass made of [singing] pedals on the floor is [singing and music] pointing me back to your open [music] door.
71:23
Speaker A
The north [singing] is a memory. The south [music] is a tree and I [singing] am a leaf [music] in a midappril stream.
71:40
Speaker A
[music] Which way [singing] does the wind blow? More than I will ever know. [music] The sky [music] is writing letter on the glass.
72:31
Speaker A
I watch [music] the silver liquid [singing] shadows pass. [music] The earth is drinking [singing] in the silent word.
72:50
Speaker A
The softest [music] poetry I've ever heard. Oh [singing] April rain upon the leaf [music] is tracing [singing] all the outlines of my grief.
73:13
Speaker A
[music] The garden's blooming in a [singing] hazy [music] gray. While I am searching for a yesterday, [music] the story that the clouds [singing] have [music] tucked away in the quiet ending of a long, long day.
73:50
Speaker A
[music] I find your name within [music] the puddles light. A shimmering [music] ghost before [singing] the edge of night.
74:06
Speaker A
The rain has [music] washed the dusty road to green to all [music and singing] the beauty that we might have been.
74:22
Speaker A
Oh, ink of April rain [music and singing] upon the leaf is tracing all the [music and singing] outlines of my grief.
74:35
Speaker A
The garden's blooming in a hazy [music] gray while I [music] am searching for a yesterday.
74:55
Speaker A
[music] Reading the rain. [music] Feeling the [music] pain. [music] The moon is a pillar of silver and [singing] white supporting [music] the roof of a warm [singing] April night.
75:44
Speaker A
The walls are [music] the cedars. The floor is the moss. A sanctuary [music] built from a lifetime of [singing] loss.
75:58
Speaker A
Oh, [music] the architecture of a spring night so deep is holding [music and singing] the secrets that I cannot keep.
76:11
Speaker A
I'm building a room [music] for the [singing] ghost of your face within the high arches [music] of this holy [singing] place.
76:24
Speaker A
A temple of longing and a temple [music and singing] of grace. A silent and sacred [singing] and beautiful space. [music] [music] The windows are open to the [singing] stars and the sea.
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Speaker A
I'm letting [music] the starlight [singing] wash over me. The foundations are steady. [music] The spirit is new and everything [music] I build is centered on you.
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Speaker A
Oh, the architecture of a [music] spring night [singing] so deep is holding the secrets [music] that I [singing] cannot keep.
77:28
Speaker A
I'm [music] building a room for the ghost of [singing] your face. Within [music] the high arches of this holy [music] place.
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Speaker A
Building [music] a home in [singing] the dark. [music] Finding a light and a spark.
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Speaker A
[music] The lace [music] is dancing in the open frame. I hear the wind [singing] is calling [music] out your name.
78:37
Speaker A
The sunlight filters through the intricate [singing and music] weave, a pattern of the love we couldn't believe.
78:49
Speaker A
Oh, a [music and singing] lacy curtain in the month of May is keeping [music and singing] all the shadows far away.
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Speaker A
I see your [music] silhouette [singing] within the white, [music] a gentle memory [music and singing] in the morning light.
79:22
Speaker A
A soul that's [music] found a way to take it flight. [music] I find a photograph inside the drawer.
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Speaker A
A [music] version of us that we aren't anymore. The world is turning [music] vibrant, lush and green to all the [music and singing] beauty that we might have been.
80:01
Speaker A
Oh, lacy curt in [music] the month of May is keeping [singing] all the shadows [music] far away.
80:16
Speaker A
I see your [music and singing] silhouette within the white. A [music] gentle [singing] memory in the morning light, fluttering [music] so softly.
80:42
Speaker A
Where [music] did you go exactly? [music] [music] [music] The park is filled with sunlight [music] and with birds.
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Speaker A
I'm searching for the [music] right and simple words. The green [music] is coming back to every [singing] tree, but you are still [music] a world away from me.
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Speaker A
[music] Oh, [singing] the empty bench beneath the flowering [music] pear. I see [music and singing] your silhouette and feel [singing] you there. [music] The sun is warm [singing] but I am feeling [music] cold.
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Speaker A
Holding on to stories [music] we never [singing] told. A heavy heart in a field [music] of gold.
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Speaker A
A story that is [singing] ancient and is [music] old. I watch the [music] children running in the grass [music] and count the silent [singing] moment as they pass.
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Speaker A
The world is moving [singing] on it [music] merry way while I am stuck [music] in a different [singing] yesterday.
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Speaker A
[music] Oh, the empty bench beneath the flowering [singing] pear. I see [music] your silhouette [singing] and feel you there.
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Speaker A
[music] [singing] The sun is warm but I am feeling [music] cold. Holding on to stories we never told. [music] [singing] Sitting on the empty bench [music] in the springtime sweet drench.
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[music] [music] The petals are gone, but the scent [music] is still there. A phantom of sweetness within the cold [music] air. [singing] I reach for a branch that is [singing] empty and brown [music] and wait for the silence
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to settle me [singing] down. For the [music] ghost of a cherry blossom in May is haunting [music] [singing] the corners of every new day.
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Speaker A
A pale invitation [music] to visit the past. To a love that was fragile [music] and never could [singing] last.
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Speaker A
A [music] silver reflection that's fading so fast [music] like a shadow that the morning [singing] [music] sun has cast.
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Speaker A
The [music] green is so heavy it's hiding the sky. [music] I'm watching the [singing] white clouds go wondering by.
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Speaker A
I'm learning to live [singing and music] with the empty and new while everything [music] green points me back to you.
86:17
Speaker A
Oh, the ghost [music] of a cherry blossom in May is haunting the [music and singing] corners of every new day.
86:33
Speaker A
A pale invitation to [music] visit the past. To a love that was fragile [singing] and never could last.
86:50
Speaker A
Just a whisper in [music] the leaves. For [music] the heart that still believes [music] [music] The [music] winter's grip is loosening [singing] on the land.
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Speaker A
I feel [music] the [singing] silver water on my hand. The [music] ice is breaking into crystal [singing] shards like [music] all the fragments of our old postcards.
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Speaker A
Oh map [music] of throwing [singing] rivers in the sun showing me where all our [singing] currents run.
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Speaker A
[music] Spring is [singing] carving out a brand new way beyond the [music and singing] shadow of a yesterday.
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Speaker A
A promise that is here [music] to stay in the golden rhythm of a longer day.
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Speaker A
[music] I watch the ripples catching all [singing] the light. A shimmering [music] ghost before the [singing] edge of night.
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Speaker A
[music] valleys [singing] awaking in a deep deep green to all the beauty that [singing] we [music] might have been.
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Speaker A
For a map of throwing rivers in the sun, showing me where all our currents run.
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Speaker A
[music] Spring is [singing] carving out a brand new [music] way beyond [singing] the shadow of a yesterday. [music] Flowing [music] to the sea where you used to be.
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Speaker A
[music] [music] The mailbox is a faded shade of blue. I'm waiting for a [singing] word that's overdue.
90:36
Speaker A
The hinges [music] creek within the morning gale. I'm searching [music] for a ghost within the [singing] mail.
90:48
Speaker A
Oh, a painted [music] mailbox on a dusty road. I'm carrying [music and singing] a heavy silent load.
91:03
Speaker A
The spring [music] is blooming [singing] in the meadow grass. I watch the empty moments [singing and music] as they pass.
91:16
Speaker A
Love that's [music] written in a shattered glass. [music] I remember how you used to write my name [music] before. The world [singing] was never quite the same.
91:41
Speaker A
The ink [music and singing] is dry, the papers turning brown, [music] while all the [singing] cherry blossoms tumble down.
91:53
Speaker A
Oh, a painted mailbox on a dusty [music and singing] road. I'm carrying a [singing] heavy silent [music] load.
92:07
Speaker A
The spring is blooming [singing] in the meadow grass. I watch the [music] empty [singing] moments as they pass.
92:22
Speaker A
Checking [music] for [singing] a letter. Hoping [music] things get better. [music] [music] [music] The wind is weaving through the cherry. bow.
93:07
Speaker A
I'm [music] making good [singing] on a forgotten vow. The pink [music] is falling like a silent snow upon the [music] path where we once used to go.
93:26
Speaker A
Oh, the fragile [music] thread of petals on the ground. Love that's lost and [music and singing] never to be found.
93:38
Speaker A
The spring is singing in the cedar trees [music and singing] of all our laughter and our tragedies. [music and singing] A peace that's [music] brought me to my wey [singing] knees.
93:59
Speaker A
A quiet [music] soul that's found a new release. [music] I find a petal caught within my hair.
94:23
Speaker A
A little souvenir [singing] of being [music] there. The earth is [singing] breathing fresh [music] and bright and new.
94:36
Speaker A
And everything I see leads [music] back to you. Oh, the fragile thread of [music] petals on the ground.
94:49
Speaker A
The love that's [music and singing] lost and never to be found. The spring is singing [singing] in the cedar trees [music] of all our [singing] laughter [music] and our traies.
95:13
Speaker A
Following [singing] the thread [music] where the light will spread. [music] The shadows [music] stretch like fingers on the wall. [singing] I [music] hear the distant lonely robins call.
95:59
Speaker A
The day [music] is folding [singing] into shades of gold. A [music] story that has never [singing] quite been told. Oh, [music] echoes in the amber glow of spring.
96:18
Speaker A
The bitter sweet of [music and singing] every song we sing. I [music and singing] see your silhouette within the light.
96:31
Speaker A
A gentle [music] promise in the fading [singing] sight. A [music] soul that's found its way beyond [singing] the night.
96:43
Speaker A
[music] Guided by a pale and holy light. [singing] The hills [music and singing] are painted in a hazy dream.
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Speaker A
where [music] nothing is [singing] exactly what it seems. [music] I reach my hand to touch the cooling [singing] air and find the [music] ghost of you is standing [singing] there. Oh, [music] echoes in the amber glow of spring.
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Speaker A
the bittersweet [music and singing] of every song we sing. I see your silhouette [music] within [singing] the light.
97:40
Speaker A
A gentle [music] promise in the fading side. [music] Lingering in the gold. Stories [music] yet to be told.
98:05
Speaker A
[music] [music] The silver [music] willow weeps beside the stream like waking [music] slowly. from a golden [singing] dream.
98:42
Speaker A
I [music] see the petals dancing [singing] on the breeze [music] and hear your laughter through the budding trees.
98:54
Speaker A
Oh, whispers of the willow in the spring. [music] The bitter sweet of [singing] every song we sing.
99:07
Speaker A
The morning [music] [singing] light is soft upon my face, but I am searching [music] for your warm embrace.
99:24
Speaker A
[music] Missing you in every breath [singing] of May. Watching all [music and singing] the shadows drift away. [music] The garden [music] path is lined with shades of blue.
99:53
Speaker A
The quiet path I used [music] to walk with you. The scent of lilac [music and singing] lingers in the air as [music] if I'd find you waiting for me there.
100:12
Speaker A
Oh, whispers of the willow in the spring. [music] The bitter sweet of every [singing] song we sing.
100:25
Speaker A
The morning [music] light is soft upon my face, but I am [music] searching for your warm [singing] embrace. [music] In the whispers [music and singing] of the willow, where the gentle [music and singing] waters flow.
101:09
Speaker A
[music] The orchard wears a veil [singing and music] of snowy white, a fragile beauty [music and singing] in the morning light.
101:38
Speaker A
I walk [music] beneath the [singing] heavy scented boughs and feel the weight of all [music] our silent vows.
101:51
Speaker A
Oh, the lace [music and singing] of that pool blossoms on the breeze is whispering your [music and singing] name among the trees.
102:03
Speaker A
A delicate pattern [music] that the spring has spun before the [music] fading of [singing] the April sun.
102:16
Speaker A
A memory [music] that's only just beun. Like a story that [singing] will never be undone.
102:32
Speaker A
I find [music] a petal in my open palm. [music] A little grace [singing] within the morning calm.
102:45
Speaker A
The world is breathing fresh and bright and [music] new. But every path I take leads back to you.
102:58
Speaker A
Oh, [music] the lace [singing] of apple blossoms on the breeze [music] is whispering [singing] your name among the trees.
103:10
Speaker A
The [music] delicate pattern that the spring has spun before [music] the fading of the April sun.
103:24
Speaker A
Woven in [music and singing] the white [music] through the day and night. [music] The wind is a traveler with nowhere to go.
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Speaker A
It's stirring the [music and singing] blossoms that fell like the snow. I'm standing right here in [music] the center [singing] of spring and wondering what all these memories bring. [music] Oh, a compass made of petals [music and singing] on the floor
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is pointing me back to your [singing] open door. [music] The north is a memory.
104:38
Speaker A
The south [music and singing] is a dream. And I am a leaf [music] in a midappril stream.
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Speaker A
Story [singing] that's flowing. Or so [music] it would seem in a light that is hazy [music] and golden and gleam.
105:08
Speaker A
[music] The sun [music] is a circle of ancient and [singing] old. I'm trying to [music] find all the stories you told.
105:28
Speaker A
[music] The map is a garden. [singing] It's blooming in blue and every direction [music] leads back to you.
105:43
Speaker A
Oh, [music] a compass made of petals on [singing] the floor [music] is pointing me back [singing] to your open door.
105:57
Speaker A
The north [music and singing] is a memory. South is a tree and [music] I am a leaf in a midappril [music] stream.
106:15
Speaker A
Which way does the [singing and music] wind blow? More than I will ever know.
106:27
Speaker A
[music] [music] The sky is [music] writing letter on the glass. I watch the silver [music and singing] liquid shadows pass.
107:13
Speaker A
[music] The earth is drinking in [singing] the silent [music] word. The softest poetry I've ever heard.
107:34
Speaker A
Oh, [music] pour rain upon the leaf is tracing [music and singing] all the outlines of my grief.
107:48
Speaker A
The garden's blooming in a hazy [music and singing] grave. [music] While I am searching for a yesterday, a story that the clouds [music] have tucked away in the quiet [music and singing] ending of a long, long day. [singing]
108:26
Speaker A
[music] I find your name within the puddles light. [music] A shimmering [singing] ghost before the edge of night.
108:40
Speaker A
The rain [music] has washed the dusty road to green to all the [music and singing] beauty that we might have been.
108:55
Speaker A
Oh, [singing] ink [music] of April rain upon the leaf is tracing all [singing] the outlines of my [music] grief.
109:09
Speaker A
The garden's blooming in a hazy [music and singing] grave. While I am searching for [music] a yesterday, reading [music] the rain, feeling the pain. [music] [music] [music] [music] The moon is a pillar of silver and white supporting the roof of a Warm
110:15
Speaker A
[music and singing] April night. The walls are the cedars. The floor is [singing and music] the moss.
110:24
Speaker A
A sanctuary built from a lifetime of loss. [music] Oh, [singing] the architecture of a spring night [music] so deep is holding [singing] the secrets that I cannot keep. [music] I'm building [singing] a room for the ghost [music] of your
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face. Within the high [singing] arches [music] of this holy place, a temple [music and singing] of longing and a temple of grace, a silent [music and singing] and sacred and beautiful [music and singing] space.
111:12
Speaker A
Peace. [music] The windows are [singing] open to the stars and the sea. [music] I'm [singing] letting the starlight wash over me.
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Speaker A
The foundations [music] are steady. The spirit is new and [music] everything I build is centered on [singing] you.
111:49
Speaker A
Oh, the architecture of a spring [music] night so deep is holding the secrets that I [music and singing] cannot keep.
112:01
Speaker A
I'm building a room for the ghost [music and singing] of your face. Within the high arches of this holy [music] [singing] place.
112:19
Speaker A
Building [music] a home in the [singing] dark. Finding a light and a spark. [music] [music] The lace is dancing [music and singing] in the open frame.
113:04
Speaker A
I hear the wind is [music] calling out your name. The sunlight [singing] filters [music] through the intricate weave, a pattern of the love [music and singing] we couldn't believe.
113:22
Speaker A
Oh, a lacy [music and singing] curtain in the month of May is keeping all the [singing and music] shadows far away.
113:37
Speaker A
I see your [music and singing] silhouette within the white, [music] a gentle memory in the morning light.
113:56
Speaker A
[music] A soul that's [singing] found a way to take it [music] flight. I find a [music] photograph inside the drawer.
114:16
Speaker A
A version of us that [music] we aren't anymore. The world is turning vibrant, [music] [singing] lush and green to all the beauty [music and singing] that we might have been.
114:35
Speaker A
Oh, lacy [singing] curt in the month of May is keeping all [music and singing] the shadows far away.
114:50
Speaker A
I see [music] your [singing] silhouette within the white. [music] A gentle [singing] memory in the morning light [music] fluttering so [music] softly.
115:16
Speaker A
Where did you go [music] exactly? [music] [music] [music] [music] The park is [music] filled with sunlight and with birds.
116:02
Speaker A
I'm searching [music] for the [singing] right and simple words. The green is [music] coming back [singing] to every tree, [music] but you are still [singing] a world away from me.
116:23
Speaker A
Oh, [singing] the empty bench beneath the [music] flowering pear. [singing] I [music] see your silhouette and [music] feel [singing] you there.
116:45
Speaker A
The sun is [music] warm [singing] but I am feeling cold. Holding [music and singing] on to stories we never told.
116:58
Speaker A
[music] A heavy [singing] heart in a field of gold. A story [music and singing] that is ancient and is old.
117:15
Speaker A
I [music] watch the children running in the grass and count the silent moment [singing and music] as they pass.
117:28
Speaker A
The world is moving on it merry [music and singing] way while I am stuck in a different yesterday. [singing] Oh, the empty bench beneath the [music] flowering pear.
117:52
Speaker A
I see [music] your silhouette and feel you there. [singing] The sun is warm [music] but I am feeling cold.
118:11
Speaker A
Holding on to stories we never told. [singing] Sitting on the empty [music] bench in the springtime sweet [music] drench.
118:37
Speaker A
[music] [music] The petals are gone, [music] but the scent is still there. A phantom of sweetness within the cold air.
119:15
Speaker A
[music] I reach for a branch that is empty [singing] and brown and wait [music] for the silence to settle me [singing] down. [music] For the ghost of a cherry [singing] blossom in May is haunting the [music and singing]
119:38
Speaker A
corners of every new day. [music] Hail invitation to visit the past to a [singing] love that was [music] fragile and never could [singing] last.
120:01
Speaker A
A silver reflection that's [music] fading so fast like a shadow that the morning [singing] [music] sun has cast.
120:18
Speaker A
[music] The green is so heavy [music] it's hiding the sky. I'm watching the [music and singing] white clouds go wondering by.
120:35
Speaker A
[music] I'm learning [singing] to live with the empty and [music] new while everything green points me [music] back to you.
120:50
Speaker A
Oh, the ghost [singing] of a cherry blossom [music] in May is haunting [singing] the corners of every new day.
121:06
Speaker A
A pale invitation [music] to visit the past. To a [singing] love that was fragile [music] and never could last.
121:24
Speaker A
Just a [music] whisper in the leaves for the [music] heart that still believes. [music] [music] [music] The winter's [music] grip is loosening [singing] on the land.
122:16
Speaker A
I feel [singing] the silver water [music] on my hand. The ice is breaking into crystal [singing] shards like all [music] the fragments of [singing] our old postcards.
122:38
Speaker A
map [music and singing] of throwing rivers in the sun, showing [singing] me where all our currents run.
122:50
Speaker A
The spring is carveing [music and singing] out a brand new way beyond the [music and singing] shadow of a yesterday.
123:03
Speaker A
A promise [music] that is here to stay in [music] the golden rhythm of a longer day.
123:20
Speaker A
[music] I watch the ripples [singing] catching all the light. [music] A shimmering ghost before the [singing] edge of night.
123:37
Speaker A
The valleys awaking [music and singing] in a deep deep green to all the [music and singing] beauty that we might have been.
123:51
Speaker A
Oh, a map of throwing rivers [music and singing] in the sun, showing me where all our [singing] currents run.
124:04
Speaker A
Spring is [music and singing] carving out a brand new way beyond the [music and singing] shadow of a yes day. [music] Flowing to the [music and singing] sea where you [singing] used to be.
124:38
Speaker A
[music] [music] The mailbox [music and singing] is a faded shade of blue. I'm waiting for a word [singing] that's [music] overdue.
125:10
Speaker A
The hinges creek within the morning gale. [music] I'm searching for a ghost within the [singing] mail.
125:22
Speaker A
Oh, a painted mailbox on a dusty [music] road. I'm carrying [singing] a heavy silent [music] load.
125:36
Speaker A
The spring is blooming in [singing] the meadow grass. I watch the empty moments as they [singing and music] pass.
125:50
Speaker A
Love that's written in a [music] shattered glass. I remember [singing] how you used [music] to write my name.
126:08
Speaker A
Before the [singing] world was never quite [music] the same. The ink is dry, [singing] the papers [music] turning brown.
126:21
Speaker A
While all the [music and singing] cherry blossoms tumble down. Oh, a painted [music] [singing] mailbox on a dusty road.
126:34
Speaker A
I'm carrying [singing] a heavy silent [music] load. The spring is blooming [singing] in the meadow grass.
126:47
Speaker A
I watch [music and singing] the empty moments as they pass. [music] Checking for a letter, [music] hoping things get better.
127:08
Speaker A
[music] [music] [music] The wind is [music and singing] weaving through the cherry bell. I'm making good [music and singing] on a forgotten vow.
127:47
Speaker A
The pink [music] is falling like a [singing] silent snow upon [music] the path where we [singing] once used to go.
127:59
Speaker A
[music] Oh, the fragile thread of petals on the [singing] ground. Love [music] that's lost and never to [singing] be found.
128:12
Speaker A
The spring is singing in the cedar [music] trees of all our laughter and our [music] tragedies.
128:26
Speaker A
A peace that's brought me to my wey [singing] knees. [music] A quiet soul that's found a new release.
128:50
Speaker A
I find a petal caught within [music] my hair. A little souvenir [music] of being there. [singing] The earth is breathing fresh and bright [singing] and new.
129:07
Speaker A
[music] And everything I see leads back to you. Oh, the [music] fragile thread of petals on the ground.
129:22
Speaker A
The love that's [music and singing] lost and never to be found. The spring is singing in the cedar [music and singing] trees of all our laughter [music] and our traies.
129:46
Speaker A
[music] Following the thread where the [music] light will spread. The shadows [music] stretch like fingers on [singing] the wall.
130:25
Speaker A
[music] I hear the distant lonely [singing] robins call. [music] The day is folding into shades of [singing] gold.
130:39
Speaker A
A story [music] that has never quite been told. [singing] Oh, [music] echoes in the amber glow of spring.
130:51
Speaker A
The bitter sweet of [music and singing] every song we sing. I see your [singing] silhouette within the light. [music] A gentle promise in the fading sight.
131:12
Speaker A
A soul that's [music] found its way beyond the night. [singing] Guided by a pale and holy light.
131:28
Speaker A
The hills are [music and singing] painted in a hazy dream. where nothing [music and singing] is exactly what it seems.
131:41
Speaker A
I reach my [music] hand to touch the cooling air [singing] and [music] find the ghost of you is standing there. Oh, echoes [music] in the amber glow of spring.
132:00
Speaker A
The bitter sweet of [music and singing] every song we sing. I see your silhouette [music and singing] within the light.
132:14
Speaker A
A gentle promise [music] in the fading side. Lingering [music] in the gold. Stories [music and singing] yet to be told.
132:39
Speaker A
[music] [music] [music] The silver [music] willow weeps beside the stream [singing] like waking [music] slowly from a golden [singing] dream.
133:16
Speaker A
I see the petals dancing on the breeze [singing] and [music] hear your laughter through the budding trees.
133:28
Speaker A
Oh, whispers of the willow in the spring. The bitter [music] sweet of [singing] every song we sing.
133:41
Speaker A
[music] The morning light is soft upon my face, but I am searching [music] for your [singing] warm [music] embrace.
134:00
Speaker A
Missing you [music] in every [singing] breath of May. Watching all the shadows [music and singing] drift away.
134:20
Speaker A
The garden [music] path is lined with shades of blue. The quiet path I used to walk [music] with you.
134:33
Speaker A
The scent of lilac lingers in the air as if I'd find [music] you waiting for me there.
134:45
Speaker A
Oh, whispers [music and singing] of the willow in the spring. The bitter [music] sweet of every song we sing.
134:59
Speaker A
The morning [music and singing] light is soft upon my face, but I [music] am searching for your [singing] warm embrace. [music] [music] In the whispers [singing] of the willow, where [music] the gentle waters flow.
135:31
Speaker A
[music] The orchard wears a [singing] veil of snowy white fragile [music] beauty [singing] in the morning light.
136:11
Speaker A
I walk beneath [music and singing] the heavy scented boughs and feel the weight of all [singing and music] our silent vows.
136:24
Speaker A
Oh, the lace [music and singing] of that pool blossoms on the breeze [music] is whispering your name among the trees.
136:37
Speaker A
[music] A delicate pattern that the spring has spun before the [music] fading of the April sun.
136:50
Speaker A
A memory that's [music] only just begun. Like a story that will [singing] never be undone.
137:06
Speaker A
I find [music] a petal in my open palm. A [music] little grace within the morning calm.
137:18
Speaker A
The world is breathing fresh and bright and new. [music] But every path [singing] I take leads back to you.
137:31
Speaker A
Oh, the [music and singing] lace of apple blossoms on the breeze is [music] whispering your name among the trees.
137:44
Speaker A
The delicate [music] pattern that the spring has spun before the fading [music] of [singing] the April sun.
137:58
Speaker A
Woven [music and singing] in the white through the day and [music] night.
Topics:old pop songs70s pop80s popnostalgic musicrelaxing playlistsoft vocalsmelodic musiccalm musicspring themepeaceful atmosphere

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What kind of music is featured in this playlist?

The playlist features old pop songs from the 1970s and 1980s characterized by warm melodies, soft vocals, and a calm, nostalgic atmosphere.

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The lyrics explore themes of spring, memories, longing, nature, lost love, and the passage of time, often using poetic and natural imagery.

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Yes, the gentle melodies and soothing vocals create a peaceful atmosphere, making it ideal for relaxation, meditation, or quiet background listening.

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