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My Winter Home
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I feel your warmth now, holding me tight
beneath your weight lies, a beautiful site
through all of the wreckage and damage we've done
you hold us all up right and show us your love
through sadness and sorrow, in darkness and pain
on warm summer evenings, and down pours of rain
you can hear the wind blowing, though a quiet remains
our love for you blooming, even though...
It's cold in Winnipeg,
It's cold in Winnipeg,
It's cold in Winnipeg
A comfort you bring me, though people complain
about snow in the gutter and baseball park mayor's
there's a beauty in sadness, and a sadness you hold
and I forever am grateful, for the warmth that you show
In springtime and summer, winter and fall
no matter your weather, we'll weather it all
and you know why we stay here, and live in this town
it's the love of your people, and they smile...
Though it's cold in Winnipeg, it's cold in Winnipeg,
though it's cold in Winnipeg, it's cold in Winnipeg
Part of the time we are cursing your name
we're just putting our sadness and sorrow and blame on you
If I ended up somewhere else living my dream
I'd still crawl back to you...
Though it's cold in Winnipeg, Though it's cold in Winnipeg
Though it's cold in Winnipeg, Though it's cold in Winnipeg
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Joshua Letkeman Winnipeg, Manitoba
Joshua Letkeman is an eclectic singer/songwriter from Winnipeg. He pens heartfelt folk songs. This affinity for folk music was developed while participating in family weekend jamboree's during his formative years. With his dynamic singing and precise playing, Joshua puts a spell on his audiences, creating a hunger for more of his mesmerizing music. ... more
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