It'd be my favourite time of the year and
He'd be dressed in his January-best.
We would be old enough to pick any pretty restaurant
we liked and I would have my hair tied back
in that old messy pony, the hazy smell of a winter-night
lingering around my wrist.
in that old messy pony, the hazy smell of a winter-night
lingering around my wrist.
He would lean over and ask me something, I would
look up and say something nice.
So far it'd be all-things-my-favourite,
so far
So far it'd be all-things-my-favourite,
so far
he'd get everything right.
Then when the music starts to waft down
the shadow-lit hall,
I would not bother correcting him.
the shadow-lit hall,
I would not bother correcting him.
Perhaps I would have, had I remembered to record your low-sung cover
from all those winters back.
from all those winters back.
'...She can't remember the time, when she felt needed/
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