February
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February
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Oh I don't know where to go
And I don't know how to find my place in time
I have run down all I know
Every mornin' comes again
Every night I'm rollin' in, runnin' low
And the world seems all the same
Like I know them all by face if not by name
Oh the winter plays a tune
In the coldest key I know
And a part of me is followin' soon
With the sunrise on the bay
All the streetlights lose their glow and fade away
Then the lines come, blue and gray
And I draw my shade again as the mornin's rollin' in to the day
Turn the light out, close the door
Tell the heartache I don't need it anymore
I have cried out all I can
I will leave it runnin' low till a warmer wind is blowin' again
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Who performs "February"?
Cheryl Wheeler performs "February", and this lyric page sits inside the Cheryl Wheeler catalog on LyroVerse.
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