Winter Bones
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Winter Bones
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All I've known
Is that there is an end
Then you can begin again
Day, everyday
I had a dream
That the sea was helpless
The crowd was loud
I went to leave
Can I come to your house?
Caught in the ropes and the wires
The sun settles hard in the south
Winter lives in my bones
When you awake you're alone
You say "Is this a war?"
Hardly, and then you hit a wall
Honestly, you wan't to know but you can't
I believe, I want to believe, in anything
Can I come to your house?
I'm caught in the ropes and the wires
The sun settles hard in the south
Winter lives in my bones
It's all I've known.
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