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Winter

from Pure by Peter Pikl

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I feel a winter's cold breeze, I see the winter's grasp.
I hear some people laughing, but at some others cost.
I see the birds are moving, travel to where it's warm.
But some of us are staying, beneath the winter's stars.

And cold is the whisper of the wind and lone is the lot of our sins.

I hear a storm is coming, it's neither near nor far.
The air is filled with water, now look at what we are.
With time a season changes, a circle moves within.
But if you move in circles, you'll end where you begin.

And cold is the whisper of the wind and lone is the lot of our sins.

It's sometimes good to know the truth, it's sometimes good to be fooled.
It's sometimes good to live all out, it's sometimes good to live with doubt.
It's sometimes good to show respect, it's sometimes good if you suspect.
It's sometimes good if you don't care, but we care for you, but we care for you.

And cold is the whisper of the wind, and lone is the lot of our sins.
It's warmth that is rushing through our hearts. It's what we need.

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from Pure, released May 24, 2014

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Peter Pikl Graz, Austria

Becoming a musician:

1. Fall in Love.

2. Pick up the guitar and express those feelings.

3. Let music become your trusty friend.

4. Live and play...

May my music help you make your way a little easier... ... more

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