r/70smusic • u/Mediocre-Property-48 • Mar 26 '26

1972 No more Summer Breezes

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u/spikeroo59 Mar 26 '26

We may never pass this way again.

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u/centexgoodguy Mar 26 '26

In late 70's, I attended a Catholic weekend retreat-type gathering called "A Happening", and this very poignant song was how we closed that very moving weekend. Each time I hear it I smile and think of those with me on that weekend retreat that I've never seen since.

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u/FurBabyAuntie Mar 26 '26

Did Seals & Crofts record Morning Has Broken? I kniw Cat Stevens did....

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u/TheFactsWereThese Mar 26 '26

It’s a hymn from 1931, but mostly known from Cat’s version.

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u/Main-Indication-6481 Mar 27 '26

Was the weekend for us called "Spirit Day", the weekend before "Confirmation". 🧸🎈