[Verse] Sun up in the sky so high Waves crash softly side by side Feel the sand beneath my feet Tide rolls whispering so sweet [Verse 2] Palm trees swaying in the breeze Gentle whispers through the leaves

[Verse] Early autumn breeze Leaves falling down Golden days ahead No need to frown ​ [Verse 2] Cool winds are here Nights getting longer Stars shining bright Hearts growing fonder ​ [Chorus] Chill out

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What's at the end of the road? The sun. Many towns have east-west highways, and on two days each year, the Sun rises and sets directly in the middle. Today, in some areas of the world (tomorrow in others),

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Hello everyone 😊 Some time ago I took a walk to the Perino waterfalls in Piacenza Italy. I’ll post some photos taken that day.![Waterfalls] ( Posted using Hive Images

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