In wintertime I crawl away to the sweet honey bear cave
Where I hibernate in his little hideaway, hiding away
This is not a song about a man
This is merely me doing the best that I can with what I have
Well I thought it was brave when I confessed I'm sick for life
But the elders looked me over shook their feeble heads from their death beds
And then they said
You're fine, you're fine, you're fine
And that is all
We have paid our price to should that rice into your mouth
Now cut it out
Then the elders told don't be so bold in the swarm of bats and rats
So should I worry in the scurry of their furry presence
About my resemblance to them
They could be my very emblem
And the lovers all were right
I am too good to be true
As If I'm alright
I am too good to be true to any of you
But I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine
And that is all
I'm fine, I swear I'm fine, I'm fine
Now can't you all just cut it out
In wintertime I crawl away to the sweet honey bear cave
Where I hibernate in his little hideaway, hiding away
And swallowing honey while the cavern swallows me
Sweet as can be.
credits
from Otherkin,
released December 19, 2014
Featuring
Lizzy Diane: songwriting, classical guitar, vocals, piano
Emily Hartman: Percussion, vocals
Peter Phippen: World Flute
Victoria Shoemaker: Silver Flute
Evan Middlesworth: Sub-synth
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