Cold Cold Winter

C E7 Am 2x C E7 Am In the cold, cold winter I want to wake up next to you. C E7 Am It’s gettin’ mighty, mighty cold and the two down blankets, they just won’t do. C E7 Am I know I told you in the summer that I didn’t want you around C E7 Am Well you never said a word, so I talked myself round and round F D7 C What’s broke in the summer don’t seem worth fixing F D7 C Bumping into love at every corner and singing all night as the stars hang there G G7 In the sky...... C E7 Am As this cold cold winter comes ... I remember waking up next to you C E7 Am You and me on a Sunday stretching morning into the afternoon C E7 Am Put my feet under yours and you’d love to tell me to “stop it” C E7 Am You read me stories in bed and there was always whiskey'n'hot chocolate F D7 C But as the leaves fall down they’re painting my backyard yellow and red F D7 C So the dust settles down in my heart, and I realize... G G7 I love this man...... C E7 Am So as this cold, cold winter comes, please lay down next to me C E7 Am I’ll trade the glamour of the summer for a love plain and simple as I have seen C E7 Am We can take down the screens and open up those old windows C E7 Am We'll make it singin' old love songs by the fire of the woodstove F D7 So pack up your bags and hop on a plane C The north country way (seems to) sing your name. F D7 I’ll love you all winter, my dear. C G G7 And I might.... Yeah I think I might love you.... N.C. C E7 Am Right on into the spring........ C E7 Am Yeah I said I think I might love you right even on into the Spring. C E7 Am When the cold, cold winter comes and you just wonder what it might bring. C E7 Am