“Summer’s End” is a quietly powerful song about time slipping away, lost love, and the longing to come home. With imagery like drying swimsuits on the line and fading days of sunshine turning into cold nights, Prine captures the ache of seasons changing and relationships ending, in a way that feels both personal and universal. The song was recorded for his 2018 album The Tree of Forgiveness, his first album of new original songs in 13 years. Produced by Dave Cobb at Nashville’s historic RCA Stud

John Prine returns with his first studio album in 13 years. "The Tree Of Forgiveness," available now everywhere you buy music. | John Prine

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Pittsburgh! Looking forward to coming to Heinz Hall on Friday, July 20th with my friend Langhorne Slim! Tickets are on sale now & each one includes a copy of my newest album, 'The Tree of Forgiveness.' | John Prine