Lyrics of ' Autumn Winter Spring ' by Jay Jay Johanson

Oh please, can anybody help me
This ain't the way it's supposed to be
Oh no

A cold breeze is blowing
Makes my soul freeze
The door is locked and there's no key
Oh no, oh no

We're passing through autumn, winter and spring
Emotions have changed when summer begins
We're passing through autumn, winter and spring
Still fighting against the phantoms within

Branches, each autumn see them loose leaves
We're closer than we pretended to be
Oh no


Lately
You cry out in your sleep
The bed room's cold in times like these
Oh no, oh no

We're passing through autumn, winter and spring
Emotions have changed when summer begins
We're passing through autumn, winter and spring
Still fighting against the phantoms within

Oh please, can anybody help me
This ain't the way it's supposed to be
Oh no

We're passing through autumn, winter and spring
Emotions have changed when summer begins

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