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"A Hazy Shade of Winter" is a song written by Paul Simon and recorded by Simon & Garfunkel in 1966 for their 1968 album, Bookends (although it also appeared on their Live from New York City, 1967). It peaked at #13 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the second most popular song on the album after "Mrs. Robinson," which earlier reached #1.
The lyrics evoke the passage of the seasons, but (as the title suggests) focusing on the gloominess of winter. The chorus of the song repeats:
But look around,
leaves are brown now
And the sky
is a hazy shade of winter
Look around,
leaves are brown
There's a patch of snow on the ground.
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5 years ago
Linda Forgiarini
I don't really know the covers, but this is the definitive version. It's the original, enough said! There aren't many that compare with Simon and Garfunkel from any generation, least of all the one we are in right now.5 years ago
Veronica Moreno
I love this song....5 years ago
koi kai
Like a very new song from the past5 years ago
Pierce Ryan
Great song from Great artist.oui.5 years ago
Jeff Foster
that tambourine.....sounds a bit like the one in Can't Get No Satisfaction doesn't it?5 years ago
Kelli Bond
THIS is THE version!!!!! The Bangles just jangles...and Justin Bieber, don't even go there.5 years ago
Bryson Reese
So very true!! these guys were way head of the times!!But I have to say both versions are great!! they both are great and amazing in different ways and style!!6 years ago
fieryDee
So cool.6 years ago
ozanpress
Lost, burried deep friendships6 years ago
sunset
I didn't know until now6 years ago
rickashay K9
i know S.and G. originated the song but The Bangles version with Susannah's lead vocal and all the other female harmonies, layered with the hard guitars makes a better richer and fuller sound. Bangles win!6 years ago
Grace Duffy
I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVVVVEEEEE OLD MUSIC OH MY GOD THIS SONG MAKES ME WANNA FRICKEN JUMP AND BOOGIE DONT U ALL AGREE6 years ago
ilias nasiopoulos
poly kalo6 years ago
marilyn skadra
In Cleveland Ohio back in the 60s the Salvation Army Band would play on the street corners in our Collinwood community in the summers - all the kids and people would gather around them great memory. Drinking my vodka and lime. No snow here in Arizona though thank God.6 years ago
82Echo411
Their "Silent Night/ 6 o'clock news" is also interesting these days.6 years ago
Scott Hornby
This is a great version and ok its the original. The bangles version is just as good or just slightly better than this. Just slightly....6 years ago
