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That Winter

from Winter by Cassidy Dickens

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That winter was marked by our tellings of stories,
You passing out in the girls' dormitories --
Less for romance than for drama or glory,
We both knew but couldn't admit.

Old fashioned bells echoed out from the belfry,
Loving like Cohen couped up in The Chelsea.
Mostly unwise and, for certain, unhealthy,
But in far too deep to relent.

(Chorus)
I let you go, 'cause I knew that I had to.
Knew you'd always be too hard to hold onto.
I let you go and that's one thing I don't regret.

That winter was marked by your shutters that clattered,
Your self-proclaimed sainthood and bottles that shattered,
Staying up late trying to write things that mattered,
And not seeing much of success.

We'd go out walking. I'd sing, "Hallelujah."
You'd roll your eyes, slyly ask, "What's it to ya?"
I never answered, but thought I might fool ya
By smiling as if we'd been blessed.

(Chorus)
Then I let you go, 'cause I knew you'd go sometime.
Knew you'd always be too bitter to be mine.
I let you go, and that's one thing I don't regret.

That winter was marked by your chilly intentions,
Wishing too hard and a willing suspension
Of beliefs it's probably best not to mention
Considering that you never cared.

Now it's been years, and I'm still settling into
Singing for reasons less pure than I meant to.
Cohen died three days ago, and I missed you,
But just for a moment, I swear.

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from Winter, released November 17, 2017
Written, performed, arranged, and produced by Cassidy Dickens.

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Cassidy Dickens

Breathing new life into ancient motifs, West Virginian singer songwriter Cassidy Dickens will shatter your heart and stitch you right back up again in the course of a single tune.

Merging the sincerity of folk icons like Patty Griffin with the feminine edge of artists like Alanis Morissette, Cassidy offers a romantic-but-honest perspective on classic subjects like love, home, and nostalgia.
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