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“Midwest Winters”
(Words and Music by Bradley Wik)

You can hear the plows at two-thirty in the morning
But by the time you go to work everything will be covered again
And as you park the car you can see that morning sun
But it will already be gone by the time your work is done

Those Midwest Winters will suck your soul away
You can try to wash it off on the banks of the Mississippi River
but those Midwest Winters will suck your soul away...

I remember staring out at the fields of white in the morning
Knowing everything would change but not knowing when
And we only prayed on the brightest stars in the sky
Hoping God would let us stay kids but He never did
And now we know why

Cause those Midwest Winters will suck your soul away
You can try to wash it off on the banks of the Mississippi River
but those Midwest Winters will suck your soul away...

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from Burn What You Can, Bury the Rest​.​.​., released January 17, 2012

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