Hold Me (January Drifts)
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Hold Me (January Drifts)
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Please don’t ask how I’m doing
When you see me look away
I’ve got a lot on my mind, babe
And I’m not mad at you anyway
Just need you to hold me
I need you to hold me
Hold, hold me
It’s piling up by the road sides
And climbing the eves of my house
It comes like drifts in wintertime
And I’m feeling ready to move further south
Just need you to hold me
I need you to hold me
Hold, hold me
Hold me like the Sun will warm the ice and break
Hold me just like that
Hold me just like that
And you can ask me tomorrow
Tomorrow is another day
I don’t know how much sense I’m making
But I’ve got nothing left to say
Just need you to hold me
I need you to hold me
Hold, hold me
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Zach Winters performs "Hold Me (January Drifts)", and this lyric page sits inside the Zach Winters catalog on LyroVerse.
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