St. Swithin's Day

Billy Bragg

Thinking back now
I suppose you were just stating your views
What was it all for
For the weather, or the Battle of Agincourt
And the times that we all hoped would last
Like a train they have gone by so fast
And though we stood together
At the edge of the platform
We were not moved by them

With my own hands
When I make love to your memory
It's not the same
I miss the thunder
I miss the rain
And the fact that you don't understand
Casts a shadow over this land
But the sun still shines from behind it

Thanks all the same
But I just can't bring myself to answer your letters
It's not your fault
But your honesty touches me like a fire
The Polaroids that hold us together
Will surely fade away
Like the love that we spoke of forever
On St Swithin's Day

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On which albums was the song “St. Swithin's Day” released by Billy Bragg?
Billy Bragg released the song on the albums “Brewing Up with Billy Bragg” in 1984, “Back to Basics” in 1987, “Still Looking for a New England” in 1996, “Must I Paint You a Picture?: The Essential Billy Bragg” in 2003, “Volume I” in 2006, and “The Roaring Forty (1983-2023)” in 2023.

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