Stumbling Home Winter Blues
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Stumbling Home Winter Blues
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goodbye street light goodnight
i'm sure that i'll be fine
cause daylight is breaking
and my head is spinning me
stumbling home winter blues
sometimes i know i am wrong
and sometimes i know i am right
and lately i'm thinking
these streets are taking me
stumbling home winter blues
out of line
incomplete
in between waking up and going to sleep
out of line
wasting time
in between the morning light and where i want to be
but it takes time
yours and mine
goodbye street light goodnight
i'm sure i'll be fine
i called from a pay phone
you were still sleeping
daylight is breaking
and my head is spinning me
stumbling home winter blues
stumbling home winter blues
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