Winter Coat
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Winter Coat
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Well, I, I guess I got a lot to learn
For every year the calendar turns
I think that I will be okay
Without you
So I stuff you in a crowded box
And I set out on a morning walk
I think that I will be okay
But oh, the trip back home becomes a lie
Yeah, I guess I need you after all
And oh, I know you're tired of me too
And after all I want you, it's true
You never even once complained
You kept to me so close through ... days
Yeah, what can I say?
Oh, winter coats
Winter coats
And I, I twisted is what you thought
And all the good you did off guys
I'm sorry to treat you that way
And you, how grudgingly you must return
Your loyalty, I did not earn
I'm sorry to treat you that way
You always took the worst of it for me
Yeah, I owe you an apology
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