| Song | Warm in Winter |
| Artist | Josh Pyke |
| Album | The Beginning and the End of Everything |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| I had a dream | |
| Where you were both | |
| Queen and crisis | |
| And yellow birds sand | |
| And told me | |
| That you would be gone from me | |
| And I found my fear | |
| And fear became | |
| Something of an island | |
| To dwell upon | |
| In the breaking day | |
| And I would have run | |
| I would have stolen your car | |
| And driven it round and round | |
| And I would have gone | |
| And gilded your name to my door | |
| To mark out where you belong | |
| And I’d make you come | |
| Come to your senses | |
| And I’d be | |
| I’d be the one to warm you in winter | |
| Well I had a drum | |
| And I hit it with | |
| Beauty and abandon | |
| And I travelled your land | |
| To settle my score with the masses | |
| And you were my queen | |
| And to me you were the herald | |
| Of a gilded age | |
| To dwell in | |
| Upon the breaking day | |
| One for the mirror and one for the mind | |
| Our reflections are never the same | |
| In the morning or in the corner of your eye | |
| And your reflections will never be mine |
| I had a dream | |
| Where you were both | |
| Queen and crisis | |
| And yellow birds sand | |
| And told me | |
| That you would be gone from me | |
| And I found my fear | |
| And fear became | |
| Something of an island | |
| To dwell upon | |
| In the breaking day | |
| And I would have run | |
| I would have stolen your car | |
| And driven it round and round | |
| And I would have gone | |
| And gilded your name to my door | |
| To mark out where you belong | |
| And I' d make you come | |
| Come to your senses | |
| And I' d be | |
| I' d be the one to warm you in winter | |
| Well I had a drum | |
| And I hit it with | |
| Beauty and abandon | |
| And I travelled your land | |
| To settle my score with the masses | |
| And you were my queen | |
| And to me you were the herald | |
| Of a gilded age | |
| To dwell in | |
| Upon the breaking day | |
| One for the mirror and one for the mind | |
| Our reflections are never the same | |
| In the morning or in the corner of your eye | |
| And your reflections will never be mine |
| I had a dream | |
| Where you were both | |
| Queen and crisis | |
| And yellow birds sand | |
| And told me | |
| That you would be gone from me | |
| And I found my fear | |
| And fear became | |
| Something of an island | |
| To dwell upon | |
| In the breaking day | |
| And I would have run | |
| I would have stolen your car | |
| And driven it round and round | |
| And I would have gone | |
| And gilded your name to my door | |
| To mark out where you belong | |
| And I' d make you come | |
| Come to your senses | |
| And I' d be | |
| I' d be the one to warm you in winter | |
| Well I had a drum | |
| And I hit it with | |
| Beauty and abandon | |
| And I travelled your land | |
| To settle my score with the masses | |
| And you were my queen | |
| And to me you were the herald | |
| Of a gilded age | |
| To dwell in | |
| Upon the breaking day | |
| One for the mirror and one for the mind | |
| Our reflections are never the same | |
| In the morning or in the corner of your eye | |
| And your reflections will never be mine |