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Winter is hard, friends make it better
Written while visiting my favourite pals on Pender Island, BC

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My Dear
The warmth of your voice will help my hands to steady
This winter i've worked hard to get ready
For the lows that I know will come they're coming for me
I am working to be lighter, learn to let go of the sadness that threatens to leave my mind undone
But this year I am hoping I can learn from the sun and only shine brighter
And only glow brighter

Hang our socks above the fire
Make a brew of leaves we found in the summer
When it was all just so much easier
But now we'll push yer car outta the ditch I swear we could drive forever, drive forever
Don't need to run away just remind myself of all the good reasons to stay here

Theres be a candle in all of us it seems
In the winter it yearns for more air to breathe
So lets get out of my cold winter home, keep our flames lit
Play in the snow

Now by the light of the moon love the ink of my pen
I will do my best till the bitter end
Till I see them plants growing up again
My heart its been glowing for you my friend


Chords: Am C G Bm Am C G D

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from Storm Surge, released February 15, 2017
Vox and Banjo: Hennah Verhoeven

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Habitual Rituals Halifax, Nova Scotia

A scrappy prairie kid drawn to coastlines. Stumbling through love and loneliness

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