Johnopotamus - Winter's End Lyrics

There's something about the air and the feeling it bestows
Could be the warmness of the cold
That evokes a taste so bitter, just like coffee in a way
With just a dash of sugar I'd take any day

The children frolic on for miles at a time
Through a cloud that's fallen from the sky
Have your fun you restless souls and hold it close to all your friends
For it'll all be gone at the dawn of winter's end

The soft embrace of Christmas memories remain
Through ashes left by modern day
As the snow melts off the pavement and the magic slips away
I try my damndest now to make that spirit stay

The lights that shine for all your neighbors to adore
Were brighter years before I'm sure
All the greens and reds have turn to shades of greys and whites and blacks
And it hurts that I can't bring those colors back

But no matter, time moves on and the people rearrange
So maybe I should do the same
When it doesn't feel like Christmas, maybe all that I can do
Is take my memories and pass them down to you

I'll take what happiness I can and give it all to you