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WINTERSTONE

morning wheeze, another day
it's time to move along the right way
to let it up, to break it down
i heard them singing in the wrong
side of town

the sun, it glows, the air is thick
we take our chances and we hope they stick
we think about the better days
and we keep it all in motion and we pray
it is not a phase

like an iron to the winter stone
we're all here but still we're all alone
like an iron to the winter stone
we're going home

this fire breath, a photograph
we think about it but forget to laugh
no matter how we came to be
standing on the edge of what we've never seen
so we could see

we shook it up, we sang the song
we left ourselves the fire and we moved along
the hours still, they tick away
racing to the moment when we'd start again
on a brand new day

like an iron to the winter stone
we're all here but still we're all alone
like an iron to the winter stone
we're going home

we sang the song, we moved along

2/6/14

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from Breaking Away (fdm076), released March 1, 2014
Written and performed by Chris Anderson
(c) chris anderson / flying dachshund music (bmi)

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Chris Anderson Alexandria, Virginia

Chris is a wildly prolific songwriter who has hovered among the outskirts of the music world for over 30 years. On his own label, Flying Dachshund Music, Chris has released 154 CDs, 96 of them being full-length albums. That's just the tip of the iceberg and there are no signs of stopping. Ever.

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