August October Robin Gibb
"August October" by Robin Gibb, released in 1984, blends pop and soft rock #Pop. The lyrics reflect themes of love, change, and nostalgia, capturing the passage of time through seasons. Unique harmonies and orchestration highlight Gibb's vocal prowess. The song showcases his solo artistry, contributing to the 80s music landscape.
[Verse 1]
Autumn and Friday the winds blew
July, September I knew you
Now as I sit on that sandhill
I sing our song to the sea
[Chorus]
August, October
Mid-April, November, May
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry its curtains today
[Verse 2]
In August, October the grass grew
The sky was blue and I want you
Now as I look out my window
I see the world carry on
[Chorus]
August, October
Mid-April, November, May
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry its curtains today
August, October
Mid-April, November, May
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry its curtains today
Autumn and Friday the winds blew
July, September I knew you
Now as I sit on that sandhill
I sing our song to the sea
[Chorus]
August, October
Mid-April, November, May
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry its curtains today
[Verse 2]
In August, October the grass grew
The sky was blue and I want you
Now as I look out my window
I see the world carry on
[Chorus]
August, October
Mid-April, November, May
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry its curtains today
August, October
Mid-April, November, May
Beckoning hands made you fly
I cry its curtains today
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