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Wintergarden
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Can the naked eye see the forest for the trees?
The upper hand can put a troubled mind at ease
Growing through life, a survivor by trade
Withstanding the season of the snow and freezing rain
Like a winter garden
Like a winter garden
Walking through a winter garden
Like mother nature I'll get by some way
Like a leaf yearning for the summer sun rays
Enduring this blight so I won't wilt away
Borrowed some time and borrowed a little faith
Rising to the occasion before it gets too late
Like a winter garden
Like a winter garden
Walking through a winter garden
Like mother nature I'll get by some way
Have I been forsaken?
From I love I will never know
In time I will awaken
To blossom through the veil of snow
To blossom through the veil of snow
Like a winter garden
Like a winter garden
Walking through a winter garden
Like mother nature I'll get by some way
A worse for wear, the only one in the crowd who stayed
Remaining when everything else rotted and decayed
Rest assured, rest to dream when you sleep
As the cycle goes the nightmare murmurs defeat
Like a winter garden
Like a winter garden
Walking through a winter garden
Like mother nature I'll get by some way
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Graztopia New York, New York
Graztopia is an original one-man band/singer-songwriter/live looping artist from New York, NY who has been actively playing and writing music his entire life. His well crafted original songs combined with his poetic/storyteller like lyrics span various genres of music such as rock n roll, alternative folk rock, singer-songwriter, jamband, psychedelic, jazz/blues, etc... ... more
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