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In From The Cold
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In from the cold, it'll be alright
I'm running out on running wild
My body aches, from the endless night
In from the cold, I'll be running down, your moon-lit mile
Like a day without end, like the falling leaves
I'm whiskey bound and I can hardly breathe
It's now high time, that I look in the mirror
There I see your face and somehow everything is a little clearer
Her eyes are gray, and the skies are blue
But only love is love and only truth is true
It's been a long long while, since I've known peace
Since I felt the sense of a restful sleep and the joy of sweet release
Now I've known things too great to mention
And I've known pain without redemption
I've known dreams and nightmarish visions
But I've never seen the kind of light that I see
Every time I look into your eyes...
It's hard to believe the state of grace I'm in
I wouldn't trade the pleasure, nor the pain nor the sin
Like Neil Young said, there comes a time
You stand and face the change
And leave all your stepping stones behind
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