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Winter Brings The Spring
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When the trees are bare
And it's far too cold to sing
Remember the winter brings the spring
When the days get shorter
And the darkness never leaves
Remember the winter brings the spring
The animals are crawling in their holes again
Some shed their skin like the trees shed their leaves
But then one day the sun will come shining in the darkest din
And your skin will feel more thin
Cause the spring brings new things
And even a planet needs to sleep
So bring to life your winter dreams........
When the night falls hard
And the fighting makes you weak
Remember the winter brings the spring
(In the winter of your discontent)
Remember the winter brings the spring
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I'd call her name, and she would come running
But she doesn't hear me anymore
She was a laugh about town
We were a laugh about town
And all it took was a green, little, fuzzy ball
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The trees are everywhere
Dancing in the air
They're dancing in the air
The leaves are falling down
Racing to the ground
They're racing to the ground
The wind is blowing true
The wind is blowing you
The universe is breathing
The universe is breathing air that's new
The moon is high above
Reflecting all the love
For every single thing inside the universe
The rain may get us wet
But then the sun will set
And when she rise again, she'll dry the universe
The earth is taking flight
Spinning with its might
To keep us centered here inside our universe
The universe is breathing
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