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Drunk In The Snow
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I'm at my best in the elements
All alone in the cold or taken by surprise
I wanna feel any way I can
I'll walk alone, but I won't just shut my eyes
I'm warm-blooded enough to sweat
I got impulse pulsing until I lose control
Tame enough to believe in love
Still feral enough to survive out in the cold
When you grabbed my hand
We were drunk in the snow
It covered up all the ice that had kept me sliding
With the streetlights on
We were caught in the glow
As we huddled up after closing time, they were lighting the way to go
Lighting the way to go
I've been lost more than I let on
I've slipped, I've fallen, I've skinned my hands and knees
I try not to think about it much
But when I'm in this state, you know I say a lot of things
You wanna drink a little more before this is over?
Let's keep on walking down the line
It's a goddamn beautiful night
I've been frozen but your hand feels warm in mine
When you grabbed my hand
We were drunk in the snow
It covered up all the ice that had kept me sliding
With the streetlights on
We were caught in the glow
As we huddled up after closing time, they were lighting the way to go
Lighting the way to go
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Uh Oh Omaha, Nebraska
ROCK AND ROLL FROM OMAHA, NE
Members:
Joe Champion - Guitar, Vocals
Mari Crisler - Guitar, Vocals
Erik Trent - Bass
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