Cold Of The Winter
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Cold Of The Winter
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Cold of the winter's got your tongue
Tried so hard now it's done
Wars you fought weren't won
Staring at your breath in the air
Wondering what happened here
But he'll find you
The sun will shine on you again
The earth broke from under your feet
Couldn't do a thing
Stood there just watching
Looking up at the sky
You're wondering, you're asking why
But he'll find you
The sun will shine on you again
You can run, but he'll catch you
You can hide, but he'll find you
And the sun will shine on you again
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David & Valerie Carpenter performs "Cold Of The Winter", and this lyric page sits inside the David & Valerie Carpenter catalog on LyroVerse.
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