Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Say Sue Me
Canonical path: /say-sue-me/after-this-winter
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After This Winter
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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After This Winter
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A long and deep breath from
Your heart
You may feel what I feel
This world is getting
Cold
I miss the light so bad
We were just sitting in the dark
Thinking about nothing
He ice girl
Just
Started to cry
And t
He small light of candles
Lit the room
They made
The pain look bigger
I don’t want to be upset
I know it is hard
But we had to pretend that we didn’t see anything
After this winter, how everyone would change
After this winter how I would change
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