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Noah Gundersen - Winter Lyrics

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  • All things pass with time
  • Old trends, old friends
  • Fitting for the month that Michael died
  • Buried in a stone cold riverbed, where the watershed divides
  • Oh come colder weather
  • Oh come something better please
  • All things freeze with time
  • Clear skies, dry eyes
  • Am I colder than the air in this town
  • I have been a stone cold riverbed, if still I am alive
  • But maybe
  • Someday
  • Maybe you'll forgive me
  • Because I've been a mayday son
  • I'm withered, weathered by the setting sun of your summer
  • If I could be anyone
  • These days I'd be someone different
  • So I could hold you now
  • But you slip away like a changing maple leaf
  • And try to find any dry land that I can
  • For the last time, though I have loved you
  • You keep slippin' away, slippin' away and I am finished with
  • All the chaos and the ticking clock
  • The college life, the bomb that drops
  • And blows the whole damn thing to bits
  • Freezing are my fingertips in this cold
  • In this cold, cold town
  • We make such different people
  • Climbing into different beds at night
  • With both such different feelings
  • Mine are overwhelming, are yours
  • I might be screaming while you're
  • Dreaming without any concern
  • It took so long for me to find
  • That I can't try anymore
  • And if I said I'm sorry
  • Too many times before it's 'cause I
  • Just wanted desperately to make you love me
  • Darling, if the sun could shine in
  • Brighter than all your distractions
  • I would climb in to help
  • And light myself on fire

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