1. |
It's Its Own Thing
03:51
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Have another drink with me, let's toast to our geography.
It really becomes troubling how day and night
these days and nights can be.
Walk the sidewalk, but it's dead.
Drive the car, even though it's rusted.
I just wanna find someone that can count to 25.
Spend this whole year all alone
or crystallize under thirty feet of snow.
It's a Midwest tradition to write songs about the winter.
When it's over, we survived it.
We stay strong with Banner Pilot.
But until then you'll catch yourself
locked to the mercury every day, but we're alive.
Gaze upon this big city and
we'll try talking honestly.
The Metra will stay down no matter
how angry or passionate you tweet.
Twenties makes you miserable,
so let's call this uncomfortable.
I just want some friends who know
how to count down drunkenly from ten.
It's a Midwest tradition to write songs about the winter.
When it's over, we survived it.
We stay strong with Banner Pilot.
I get so stuck that I can't figure out quite how to move.
So I leave the car,
ignore the scarf,
walk down the block,
head up the steps to talk to you.
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2. |
Across It
02:33
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You know it gets harder every winter.
You forget, it starts the previous fall.
I stretch my legs, plant one on each side of the ocean,
but I fall back across without you. Maybe...
We were meant to sail
across it.
You know we didn't see that many Christmas lights this year.
There was nothing I could do.
Instead we walked along on rainy late summer days,
your hand on my umbrella hand.
We were meant to sail
across it together.
We were meant to sail
across this sea.
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3. |
Walk With Me
03:29
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This winter air is so cold.
I can barely feel my fingers.
And the only way to stay warm
would be to cuddle up and stay in bed
until forever.
With the stillness of this frigid air,
I can see the racing of our own thoughts
and they're flying off the tracks.
It's time to slow down.
Hey, walk with me.
Please don't forget to breathe.
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New Lenox Chicago, Illinois
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