April Come She Will: Simon & Garfunkel's Timeless Classic

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Springs and full swing, so let's talk about the perfect track to vibe with it.

April comes she will by Simon and Garfunkel.

Paul Simon first dropped it on his solo album, The Paul Simon Songbook, before it hit their 1966 record, Sounds of Silence.

It even made the soundtrack for the graduate a couple years later, plus the Mrs. Robinson EP in 1968.

The lyrics draw from a nursery rhyme Simon heard from an English woman he was seeing.

They paint this girl's emotions shifting like the seasons, from blooming in April and May to fading by September.

Keeps it poetic and real, capturing loves, ups and downs.

At just one minute and 51 seconds, it's the shortest cut on Sounds of Silence.

Fans still connect with it deep, especially from that Parks and Recreation episode, where April and Andy tie the knot to its gentle strum.

You'll catch it popping up everywhere else too, like in The Simpsons, The Mindy Project, and even the Korean Drama Angel Eyes.

Shows its timeless pool across screens big and small.

And get this, the legend himself, Paul Simon at 84, just announced a 2026 tour, 8 years after calling Equits.

Dust off those speakers, this one's calling your name as the weather warms.