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Allison Moorer ~ Cold In California


The summer days are gone Along with you they disappeared and left me here Just like the falling leaves I watched you turn and drift away Nothing stays Don't want to face the fall alone But it's your nature to move on Is it cold in California Like I told you it would be Do you need someone to warm you Like I warmed you Is it cold in California Like it is in Tennessee Spent the holidays with a man made out of snow Ho ho ho Kept on building fires But they didn't ease the chill Nothing will This has been the hardest time Winter has the longest nights Is it cold in California Like I told you it would be Do you need someone to warm you Like I warmed you Is it cold in California Like it is in Tennessee I'll count the days until the spring And hope it brings you back to me Is it cold in California Like I told you it would be Do you need someone to warm you Be there for you Is it cold in California Like it is in Tennessee more free lyrics

The summer days are gone
Along with you they disappeared
and left me here
Just like the falling leaves
I watched you turn and drift away
Nothing stays
Don't want to face the fall alone
But it's your nature to move on

Is it cold in California
Like I told you it would be
Do you need someone to warm you
Like I warmed you
Is it cold in California
Like it is in Tennessee

Spent the holidays with a man made out of snow
Ho ho ho
Kept on building fires
But they didn't ease the chill
Nothing will
This has been the hardest time
Winter has the longest nights

Is it cold in California
Like I told you it would be
Do you need someone to warm you
Like I warmed you
Is it cold in California
Like it is in Tennessee

I'll count the days until the spring
And hope it brings you back to me
Is it cold in California
Like I told you it would be
Do you need someone to warm you
Be there for you
Is it cold in California
Like it is in Tennessee

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