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Father Winter

Father Winter lyrics by Pacific Gold. Father Winter in his heart of gloom Hums a carol of a coming bloom All departed to the Lord will rise For the harvest of...

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Father Winter

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Father Winter in his heart of gloom

Hums a carol of a coming bloom

All departed to the Lord will rise

For the harvest of the open skies

From the soil and beneath the foam

See Him carrying the harvest home

Broken bodies and their hollowed bones

Buried underneath such heavy stones

'Mid the sorrow and the Devil's knife

Listen closer to the song of life

Listen closer to the sweet refrain

Our Redeemer will return again

Father Winter in his heart of gloom

Hums a carol of a coming bloom

All departed to the Lord will rise

For the harvest of the open skies

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