Lovers - Season's Greetings lyrics

The trees reach like hands To the sky from the land And towards each other too they bend. I watch them from a window Like an old gray tired widow Who was married once to the handsomest of plans. I'm going to sit at a table Over Christmas with Rachel And we're going to laugh about the town where we were born. Maybe I just need a vacation, This spring drive with me to Portland. The sun will cast our shadows Like arrows to ocean and keep us warm. Keep us warm. So cheer up my dear The sky's not always clear. There needs to come A setting sun Before the night stars appear. And those trees skeletons Know that winter has begun But with it comes a new year. No next to Odom ravel Like this last one did travel Out to the water every chance we get 'cause the stream's good as dead If we only let it live here behind our eyelids i F we always keep it hid. So cheer up my dear Rub your eyes clear. Some can be sung Until you're breathing through your lungs With the cold, dark air. Now the banner can't be hung Until you've climbed the lowest rungs With the ladder leaning here. You remember how your parents Clapped, waved and smiled. Every little thing made them proud When you were a child. Well now you've grown And you're the coolest kid I know But somehow they've lost their interest long ago. Well cheer up my dear, I'll always be here. And the sky above you, He kids our age line up to love you, And you have nothing to fear. There's a sky above you, The kids our age they line up to love you, And you have nothing to fear.