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- Artist: Inga Swearingen
- Title: Indian Summer
- Genre: Folk, Pop - Adult Contemporary
- Mood: Laid Back/Groovy
- Speed: Medium Slow (63-78)
- Instruments: Real Drums/Drum Kit, Acoustic Guitar (Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin), Ethnic, Strings, Bass
- Track type: Lyric - Full Length
- Date added: 10/5/2010
- Lyric themes: Other, Animals, Hope, Optimism, Pollution, Happiness Joy
- Lyrics: Yellow sun, come down and brown the California hills Bring on the long Indian Summer. The butterflies, the crickets chirp I close my eyes and set aside my work, This late harvest, this long Indian Summer. September, October, November, you can see Warm world, warm world, our footprints guaranteed. So keen this dream living responsibly, Singing desire to being. First Rain of the Tear, I can hear it on the window pane, Keeps me inside to find words to describe you. You'll change the world quietly, You live what you believe. How I love you, this long Indian Summer.
- Keywords: light, simple
- Ending type: Fade Out
About Inga Swearingen
Inga Swearingen
San Luis Obispo, CA United States
DYNAMIC SINGER-SONGWRITER INGA SWEARINGEN INFUSES HER SIGNATURE JAZZ STYLE WITH A GOOD HELPING OF FOLK AND FINDS HERSELF RIGHT AT HOME WITH UPCOMING RELEASE, FIRST RAIN
With her new release, First Rain, Inga Swearingen ventures into new territory while staking a claim in what she knows best: music and song rooted in family, nature, love and human spirit. First Rain is a compelling mix of homegrown folk, and soulful, bluesy jazz, with acoustic layers of guitar,
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