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"The Cold North Wind" |
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Written By: Tony Carey © 1990 ED. Antenna / Polygram Songs Album: "Storyville" - 1990 Back in the winter of '63 i left my woman down in port louis took a clipper ship to the land of the midnight sun i had a partner, a little older than me knew the ways of the company he said let's take that trip you should have seen me run i've got an angel in my pocket tonight i got twenty-five miles of river to fight alone in the valley singin' songs with my old friend the cold north wind i met the man with the blue-eyed stare he was workin' down in the delta somewhere he fought the indians there, and he fought the land now my old pierre was no one's fool he knew the ropes and he wrote the rules and when he died he knew this river like the back of his old hands i've got an angel in my pocket tonight i got twenty-five miles of river to fight alone in the valley singin' songs to my old friend the cold north wind the cold north wind and when a man says stop up here he can't take it anymore he can work until he drop up here tell me what are we working for and it gets cold with the northeast wind it gets colder in my heart i'd give my soul to see my son again tell me why are livin' apart i've got an angel in my pocket tonight i got twenty-five miles of river to fight alone in the valley singin' songs to my old friend the cold north wind oh yeah, the cold north wind the cold north wind |
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