LYRIC

Levi's been in the yard all day digging at a mound of snow
See how the winter's taking good 'ol boys and turning them into Eskimos
I ain't ever smoked in an Igloo, and I ain't ever seen the beat
And I ain't ever spent the harsh of the winter with a girl that's half asleep
Cause you

Sally Ann Mountain is mule-faced steep, and covered in a sheet of ice
And we're already here and the fire's warm so I reckon we should stay the night
Very Old Barton and Guinness on the porch, It's cold enough to keep them chill. For a pair of thieves like you and me I believe that's a damn good meal. I thought I had it to a science, but I never really had a clue, but I never took a quarrel with learning 'bout a thing or two, about a thing as fine as you

Now the wind outside is freezing, and it's howling like a jip, but I'll hold you close and keep you warm against it's winter whip
Now the Barton's gone and the snow moved on and the dogwood blossoms night
Be a shame to waste this flame, don't let your good love die
He nearly knocked me over, you nearly brought me to my knees, when you turned around at the cabin door and said, "Honey will you follow me?" I thought I had it to a science, but I never really had a clue, but I never took a quarrel with learning 'bout a thing or two, about a thing as fine as you

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