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Long Hard Winter ('Across the Atlantic' LP promo)

by Simon Dwight

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Long Hard Winter It's been months, months filled with days Feeling like an old man, with old man wornout ways Seeing grey dark skies, loaded with rain and cold And all round me, this Long Hard Winter has taken hold. But it's brought me to a new age, a new era, a new morn With deep fresh breaths of air and warm water to wash every dawn Sometimes the sun shines through the clouds, high above in the sky As each day the new man is born a little more, and the old man begins to die And I've changed, I've been rearranged Oh I've changed, I've been rearranged And patience is a way of life, patience is an end for worry and strife Waiting around forever, for the next wave to come The next gust of wind to blow For pure water to rain down and make this sapling of a tree grow This tree must grow For it takes time to make a journey It takes time to fall in love Takes time to get to know someone Time to glimpse heaven above Even more time to become a man Even more time, to change, be rearranged It's been months, months filled with days Feeling like an old man with old man ways Seeing grey dark skies loaded with rain and cold And all around me this Long Hard Winter has taken hold And yeah I've changed, been rearranged

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Originally recorded as just an acoustic guitar, a lead riff and a single vocal, the power of this simple eulogy to Winter and it's place within the Celtic seasonal cycle warranted a completely new recording of this track.

Here it is released for the first time as a single from the forthcoming LP 'Across the Atlantic'

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released February 19, 2013

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