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Asia ~ That Season


I told her, i'd hold her All through that first cold winter Defend her, protect her From our darkest demons Then spring came, our world changed We found a different corner Still heading, still searching For what we had that season I thought i was so strong, a man on a blue mountain The sword in my hand, but my thoughts in the clouds then See them Hear them I would never change another day If that season was the one to stay I swear i'd never change another day Ten years now, i've waited For that coldest winter No whiter, no wiser And all we hear is thunder I thought i was so strong, a father on a mountain The sword in my hand, but my thoughts in the clouds then See them Hear them I would never change another day If that season was the one to stay I swear i'd never change another day (repeat) Ten years now, i've waited For that coldest winter No wiser, no whiter Oh how i miss that season more free lyrics

I told her, i'd hold her
All through that first cold winter
Defend her, protect her
From our darkest demons

Then spring came, our world changed
We found a different corner
Still heading, still searching
For what we had that season

I thought i was so strong, a man on a blue mountain
The sword in my hand, but my thoughts in the clouds then
See them
Hear them

I would never change another day
If that season was the one to stay
I swear i'd never change another day

Ten years now, i've waited
For that coldest winter
No whiter, no wiser
And all we hear is thunder

I thought i was so strong, a father on a mountain
The sword in my hand, but my thoughts in the clouds then
See them
Hear them

I would never change another day
If that season was the one to stay
I swear i'd never change another day
(repeat)

Ten years now, i've waited
For that coldest winter
No wiser, no whiter
Oh how i miss that season

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