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Forever Springtime Lyrics


Bishops Forever Springtime


Forever Springtime

Springtime was her favorite time of year.

She loved to see the pretty flowers bloom.

And everyday she whispered “thank you Lord.”

Cause she could see them from the window in her room.



Now and again her children came to see her.

But not as often as she would have liked.

Her smile was like a golden ray of sunshine.

She was living in the winter of her life



The doctor said the end was drawing nearer.

Her children came to sit close by her side.

They whispered “Momma, is there anything that we can do for you?”

She held their hands and this was her reply.



Chorus

“Don’t cry for me, I’m going home to see my Savior.

There’s a garden He’s been tending just for me.

Why I can almost smell the sweet perfume of roses on the vine

Dry your eyes. Don’t you cry.

I’m just going where it is forever springtime.



Promise me some day you’ll come and see me.

I’ll be waiting by the crystal sea.

Where the Tree of Life is blooming.

That’s where you will find me.

And we’ll praise our Lord throughout eternity.



Chorus



Forever springtime.



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