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I can feel a change in the air
And the house is getting cold
The sun doesn't shine as much of the time
And I'm just glad to have you here to hold
I'm an oft-lost man
And I'm quickly getting old
Winter is here, it's been another strange year
And I'm just glad to have you here to hold
Mmmm
Mmmm Mmmm
If the truth be told, as life unfolds
I'm just glad to have you here to hold
Oh, I'm just glad to have you here to hold
Oh, I'm just glad to have you here to hold
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Joseph Likes the Peppers
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Someday things will fall into place
And all the worry will leave your face
And when you're pulling at the moon
Honey, don't speak too soon
'Cuz every piece is bound to fall
You can't expect to catch them all
And just when you think you're about to run out of room
Honey, don't you speak too soon
And when things have fallen into place
And all the worry has left your face
We'll still be pulling at the moon
So, honey, don't you speak too soon
Oh...
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Jameson & The Conditionals Portland, Oregon
Jameson & The Conditionals is a collaborative musical collective, centering around the songs and artistic creation of frontman singer-songwriter, Jameson Wandling. Full of all kinds of colors and textures, this brand of Americana nods to the '70s, with modern twists and turns. It, as much as any of Jameson's earlier works, is a cohesive, yet varied collection of music. ... more
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