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Winter Window

from Ocean Blue by Alan Walker

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Please don't look for me
Through your winter window
It won't be my face you see
When December winds blow

I've got to keep moving on
Won't let the grass grow
I've never stayed around too long
Just a face in a fading photo

It won't be my voice you hear
In your sleeping hedgerow
Just a note in the call
Of the lonely laughing black crow

I asked you when this all began
With summer's first swallow
Did you really need a man
Who just lives for tomorrow

My steps are quiet memories
On your frosted meadow
Made by a ghost set free
That never casts a shadow

Please don't sit & cry
This love has caused you sorrow
All that's in this world must die
Like melted summer snow

In the spring's warming light
A quiet whispered "hello"
Like a fingers dancing flight
On the strings of a cello

Before the winter comes again
And the leaves leave the willow
You won't remember me
Forgotten song on the radio

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from Ocean Blue, released November 6, 2018
Written, arranged, recorded, produced and mixed by AW. Mastered by Paul Boyd.

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