Coldest Days
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Coldest Days
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Well, Oh Lord is tearing us apart ,
Winter love is holding onto your heart,
And I never would be the one to starve,
The Winter love that's holding onto your heart.
I held you in the coldest days,
I held you in the coldest ways,
I never know what will start to pick up and change.
And our love is locked in an empty home,
In creaky chest pumping through an empty stone,
And I would never be the one to hold,
Your creaky chest holding an empty stone.
Our love was holding on through the frost bitten dawn.
I never know what will start and pick up and change.
I held you in the coldest days,
I held you in the coldest ways,
I never know what will start to pick up and change.
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