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Thrive
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We survived the winter
We survived the winter
I wake on a new day
Wipe the dust from my face
Glance over at my Grey
Brief calm starts to fade
This lean-to ain't got much space
It keeps the winds at bay
The walls seem bruised
Can't believe what they got us through
We survived the winter
We survived the winter
I was terrified, at first
Alone when it all burst
Found Grey amidst the wreckage
Turned icy rust piles into a home
After everything else has died
You and I,
We thrive
I dig a mean deadfall
Grey's good in a brawl
We learn trust side by side
And we're the lucky ones
Cuz I know how to run
And Grey's smarts won't be outdone
I fend off beasts
Grey always finds good eats
We survived the winter
We survived the winter
Zoshounds clawing at my mind
Takers leave nothing behind
Grey says it's kill or die
Love keeps alive
After everything else has died,
You and I
We thrive.
We do what we have to do
We built this from what we found
We scrounged and collect
We share what we have left
We thrive
After everything else has died,
You and I
We thrive.
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Water Bear Hamilton, Ontario
An alternative rock band that incorporates pop music sensibilities and an exploratory nature with a disciplined and savvy hard rock sound, that is universally meaningful, relatable, and familiar, with choices that lift the songs to hold up over time.
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