Britt Kusserow when the seasons change

She shows up when the seasons change,
seeming to prefer the rain.
All my fears have been repayed.
All these years lived out in vain.
I will honor your wishes.
And I won't even let you wield the blame.
See, I have sometimes felt suspicious
of this liquid, flowing sluggish through our veins.
Nine words sealed an oath of bone.
While she is dying for a home.
I am drowning in this foam
Atlantic, sinking like a stone.
I will honor your wishes.
And I won't even let you wield the blame.
See, I have sometimes felt suspicious
of this liquid, flowing sluggish through our veins.
With water shaken by the storm
I cry for snow - but nothing forms.
Something's dying to be born.
This freeze i seek to welcome warns:
That I will honor your wishes.
And I won't even let you wield the blame.
See, I have sometimes felt suspicious
of this liquid, flowing sluggish through our veins.