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lyrics

Outside the rain slowing starting to turn into snow
Reminds me that it might soon be time for me to go
You don’t seem to mind it, If you did you would have let it show
And I can’t understand it, when we were fine just a week ago

And the sun will shine
It'll all be fine
'cause if the sun don't shine
All life would be over

And then the moon glaring down says “you’ll reap what you sow”
But it stares right through me, I wonder what it could know
You don’t seem to mind it, if you did you would have let it show
And I can’t understand it, we were fine, just a week ago

And the sun will shine
It'll all be fine
'cause if the sun don't shine
All life would be over

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from The Wind, As Now, Is Silent, released April 30, 2016
Alejandro Castaño (bells, guitar, vocals)

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