East Coast Winters
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East Coast Winters
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Anyone who walks down my path, uh, uh, uh, uh
Anyone who walks down my path after it snows and cover
Up their footprints
Every time you shut my in i shiver in the cold
Every day i stay in bed i get a little worse
Anyone who walks through my door is already done
Is already done for
If you walked a mile in my shoes you'd never choose
you'd never come back here
Every time you shut my in i shiver in the cold
Every day i stay in bed i get a little worse
As far as i can tell you never got it right
And everyone i know has all been turned away, scattered in the dark
Seen this place a dozen times before but not as empty, as empty as it is
(uh, uh)
Anyone who walks down my path
uh, uh, uh, uh. uh, uh, uh
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Anthony Green performs "East Coast Winters", and this lyric page sits inside the Anthony Green catalog on LyroVerse.
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