Cozy
by Riley Jantzen
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lyrics
Early in the morning
The sun is just rising
But my eyes are already open
Because winter is
Just around the corner
I'm gathering wood for the fire
To keep us warm
I'll keep you safe and warm
Soon the snows gonna cover every surface
In a bright, shimmering white
How it will glow in the moonlight
Bright enough that I could see the color of your eyes
The red in your cheeks
Then we'll head back inside
Now that the days have gotten shorter
The nights are longer
Think we have forgot what it is like
To be warm outside
We should probably be restless
But the floors we are not pacing
You're cozy under a blanket
And I'm too happy to be bored
And the snow has covered every surface
In a bright, shimmering white
How it glows in the moonlight
Bright enough that I can see the color of your eyes
The red in your cheeks
Our breath in the sky
We should head back inside
And the snow has covered every surface
In a bright, shimmering white
How it glows in the moonlight
Bright enough that I can see the color of your eyes
The red in your cheeks
Our breath in the sky
We should head back inside
The sun is just rising
But my eyes are already open
Because winter is
Just around the corner
I'm gathering wood for the fire
To keep us warm
I'll keep you safe and warm
Soon the snows gonna cover every surface
In a bright, shimmering white
How it will glow in the moonlight
Bright enough that I could see the color of your eyes
The red in your cheeks
Then we'll head back inside
Now that the days have gotten shorter
The nights are longer
Think we have forgot what it is like
To be warm outside
We should probably be restless
But the floors we are not pacing
You're cozy under a blanket
And I'm too happy to be bored
And the snow has covered every surface
In a bright, shimmering white
How it glows in the moonlight
Bright enough that I can see the color of your eyes
The red in your cheeks
Our breath in the sky
We should head back inside
And the snow has covered every surface
In a bright, shimmering white
How it glows in the moonlight
Bright enough that I can see the color of your eyes
The red in your cheeks
Our breath in the sky
We should head back inside
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released December 7, 2021
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Riley Jantzen Enid
Riley Jantzen is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Enid Oklahoma.
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May 2022 -
May 2022 -
Dec 2021 -
Nov 2011 -
Jul 2017 -
Sep 2010 -
Apr 2006 -
Mar 2017
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