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"This Biting Wind" - Meadowlarks (There Is A Forest... - 2009)

The lights go up along the old green pine
I see him hanging there by string entwined
He wonders why I waited all these years
To come around and finally meet him here

The angel sits atop so peacefully
The ornament in silence beckons me
How time and time again we gather near
We take the gifts but find no presence here

I will run, to the tree
I will give, give all of me
And I will never be the same
White as snow, just as we came

On this day I still can’t understand
Why He would leave the throne at His right hand
On this day of joy I feel the guilt
The Son of man whose righteous blood was spilt

I will run, to the tree
I will give, give all of me
And I will never be the same
White as snow, just as we came

Unto us a holy child is born
Just to die below a crown of thorns

The lamb of God
The lamb of God
Be here now
Be here now
The lamb of God
The lamb of God
Hangs here now
Hangs here now

The Tree

Tracks 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 off of my 2008 debut solo album "Onions (And Other Things That Make You Cry) under the moniker Lapsley.

Tracks 5, 6 and 7 off the 2010 album "There Is A Forest In The Middle of The Earth" from a Boston-based folk-rock band I was a part of called Meadowlarks.

All songs and lyrics composed by George Kamel. 

© George Kamel 2011


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George Kamel unites the ethereal and earthly using an impressive array of folk instrumentation, guiding the listener through haunting seasons of beauty and pain. His latest effort, The Great Coward, includes nine songs that breathe Americana folk. He's been described as swoon-worthy, infectious, and imaginative.

"This Biting Wind" - Meadowlarks (There Is A Forest... - 2009)

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