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Fireflies and Bones

from These Hopeful Seasons EP by Alex Stephen Winters

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lyrics

When I'm waking up and facing
All I am and all I was
Well, my heart won't be awakened
By those who aren't in love
And our memories and bruises
We should leave them where they are
They've got some good uses
But I'm ready to restart

When we go back to face it
Will we really return
To the homes that stand vacant
Or the ones that we've burned?
And when we rise from the ashes
Will our hearts become whole
And bring back old summers
Of fireflies and bones

All that we've lost
In memoriam up on the walls
Reminds us of all
We were and who we've become

And all that we want
We keep in the homes that we've wrought

And all that we love
In the homes we've built in our hearts

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from These Hopeful Seasons EP, released May 11, 2015

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Alex Stephen Winters Bend, Oregon

Born and raised in Oklahoma, current Bend, OR resident Alex Winters has been making music for more than 15 years in bands, orchestras, and as a solo artist.

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