Books are better in the winter.

from Heaven Now/Save the Yeti: An Ecological Manifesto by J.H. Friedrick

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Books are better in the winter,
That's what I think,
And everybody says that it's true.
And you said you would always love me,
That's what I heard,
And it's something I always knew.

What is this that casts you down? Don't be afraid.

Oh the stars,
They are like people:
Always bigger than they seem.
I saw a man jump from a steeple,
I awoke to find it was a dream.

What is this that casts you down? Everything's alright.

Oh you know,
I feel sorrow,
For every hole torn in your heart,
Just keep your focus on tomorrow,
'Cause every day's a brand new start.

Do not be afraid, everything's okay.

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from Heaven Now/Save the Yeti: An Ecological Manifesto, released May 25, 2013

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John Friedrick writes journal songs as Friendmaker. Balms EP coming soon.

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