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Warm Me, Winter
04:44
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Keep me waiting.
Keep me wondering.
For a while now.
If I'll make it.
Let me flounder in all the time I waste.
Leave me pacing.
Leave me groaning.
Cross the floors I'll,
Lay here moaning just,
Give me up to all I could find and face.
But warm me, winter.
Keep me off the shelf.
And choke what's bitter.
In haggard strains of felt.
Just hold me, winter.
Leave me in your wealth.
And take what's bitter.
Keep what's drained in health.
All the freckles,
On my fair skin,
All my life I've tried to hid them.
But I don't think that they'll fully go away.
Take these summers,
And their cold days.
Tale my boredom.
Know my old ways,
Are leading me to songs of such solemn pace.
But warm me, winter.
Keep me off the shelf.
And choke what's bitter.
In haggard strains of felt.
Just hold me, winter.
Leave me in your wealth.
And take what's bitter.
Keep what's drained in health.
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And every time I step outside, my arms get really heavy
And my lungs are filled with carbon and I wish I was lead heady
But my hands are glued to pockets full of needless information
And my tongue is saying things I wish were far less self-debasing
And I think you're there. I think you're there
I think you're there, but you're quiet
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3. |
O Holy Night
03:33
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4. |
Keep Me Here
02:52
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Got a soul like the symphony's singing it's call to war.
Got a song in your throat just to temper the fear.
Heaven knows where you go, when get oh so unafraid.
Got a song in your throat just to keep me here.
I don't know where I am if I don't paint the whole of you.
Now you're dragging me down where the shapes disappear.
We could taste all the flavors of sentiment's sense of fate.
Got a song in my throat when my body's thrown clear.
Just keep me here.
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Hudson Freeman Springfield, Missouri
Hudson Freeman is an indie-rock band from Springfield, Missouri. With many of his formative years spent in Swaziland, Africa - his time spent abroad has given him a unique perspective that's reflected upon often via his eclectic folk-rock project. As a dexterous lyricist, and sensitive, yet compelling performer, Hudson Freeman seeks to write catchy songs with meaning and emotion to follow suit. ... more
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