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I'm not quite dying
But I'd be lying
If I keep denying
That the dark is rising
The dark is rising

Don't think I haven't drawn back the curtains
Seen the falling snow, heard the calling crows
And other signs of the squall

Don't think I didn't make goddamn certain
I could see the words are clawed six inches deep
Into the wall
The dark is rising
The dark is rising

But no
No, I'm not dying
No, no
I'm far from dying

A little bit of winter don't mean a thing
A little bit of winter, it don't mean a thing
I've got a warm warm blanket and a thousand dreams
So a little bit of winter don't mean a thing

Whatever the rising darkness brings
The freeze is never quite as deep as it first seems
A little bit of winter don't mean a thing
We'll build a fire and sing sing sing

I've got a warm warm blanket and a thousand dreams
So a little bit of winter don't mean a thing
A little bit of winter don't mean a thing
A little bit of winter don't mean a thing

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from Rescue What You Can, released May 20, 2012

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Tyler Taylor Boulder, Colorado

Hi, I'm Tyler. You may know me from my band, The Amends. I'm pretty sure you must if you've found your way here. I made this site so that I could have a place to quietly share my older songs (ones I mostly wrote before founding The Amends with Drew) with anyone who's interested. I recorded and played these myself, so forgive the varying sound quality. All songs are technically free. ... more

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