Chilly Winds
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Chilly Winds
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I'm goin' where the chilly winds don't blow.
I'm gonna find true love
That's where I want to go,
Out where those chilly winds don't blow.
Sing me a song, Sing it soft and low.
Sing it for your baby,
Then I'll have to go
Out where those chilly winds don't blow.
I wish I were a headlight on a westbound train.
I'd shine my light on cool Colorado rain
Out where those chilly winds don't blow.
If you're feeling lonely,
If you're feeling low,
Remember that I loved you
More than you will ever know
Out where those chilly winds don't blow.
I'm leaving in the springtime,
Won't be back 'til fall.
And if I can forget you
I may not come back at all
Out where those chilly winds don't blow.
Repeat 1st verse.
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Bill Staines performs "Chilly Winds", and this lyric page sits inside the Bill Staines catalog on LyroVerse.
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