Signs That Will Never Change:Everly Brothers. Album - Two Yanks In England - on Warner Records in 1966. INTRO: #1. Leaves come falling on a winter’s day. Robins weep and watch them sail away. Floating on the water now is autumn’s last farewell. CHORUS: These are signs that will never change. Signs that will never change. #2. Rivers once were frozen now they’re free.. showing winter’s going rapidly. Tadpoles turning into frogs is winter’s last farewell. CHORUS: These are signs that will never change. Signs that will never change. BRIDGE: The changing faces of the season are those that cannot be compared. Except in love it sometimes happens..it blooms but all too soon it dies. INTERLUDE: (x2) #3. Tadpoles turning into frogs is winter’s last farewell. CHORUS: These are signs that will never change. Signs that will never change. BRIDGE: The changing faces of the season are those that cannot be compared. Except in love it sometimes happens..it blooms but all too soon it dies. #4. Leaves are turning brown they fade and die. Geese start flying home across the sky. Nights are getting shorter now and summer’s had its day. CHORUS: These are signs that will never change. Signs that will never change. OUTRO: Signs that will never change. A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque le passage des saisons et les signes inévitables du changement qui les accompagnent. Elle décrit comment l'automne laisse progressivement place à l'hiver, avec les feuilles qui tombent et les rivières qui se libèrent de la glace. Les métamorphoses de la nature, comme les têtards qui deviennent grenouilles, soulignent que certaines transformations sont naturelles et indéniables. L'artiste souligne également que, tout comme les saisons, l'amour connaît des périodes de floraison, mais il peut également se faner rapidement. Ces réflexions sur la cyclicalité de la vie et les transformations qui l'accompagnent sont des thèmes intemporels, ancrés dans l'expérience humaine.