Stampead - Calm Me Down lyrics

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I was breathing winter on Washington blowing clouds on the porch all the lights sits nice with snow on the ground the radio flows easy and there we were without a care in the world at least so I remember drinking whiskey with both hands freeing doves in December and you’d put your hand on my stomach and calm me down calm me down put your hand on my stomach and calm me down calm me down with my fingers in ears and my eyes shut tight I felt the ground open there’s no laughing round here just tears on the tele, stut-stuttering chain smoking with one friend gone time goes on and a wrinkle sets in I’ll take all my habits to good again ain’t easy but trying so put your hand on my stomach and calm me down calm me down put your hand on my stomach and calm me down calm me down now it’s one winter later we sit like guilty children there’s moss on the bedpost and dust on the pillow no love in the kitchen and I scream for 7 miles when I wake in the night without a thought in my head and I place my bets and collect my regrets shake off the cold and make time to grow old and I want to feel alive again and not worry my head I want to feel alive again I need you in my bed to put your hand on my stomach and calm me down calm me down put your hand on my stomach and calm me down calm me down (Thanks to Eric for these lyrics)