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Come What May

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lyrics

So you say, these are all dark days
Spun over our lives like a curse
In my eyes, it isn’t all that gray
It could be better, but it could be worse

Summer fades, earth spins ‘round, we all rise to another dawn
Come what may, we’ll stand our ground, we will smile as we go on

Fire and plague, eye of hurricane
All we love and fear we cannot save
Day by day, we will wax and wane
And sing a song for the bold and brave

Autumn fades, earth spins ‘round, we all rise to another dawn
Come what may, we’ll stand our ground, we will smile as we go on

In the end, all our wheels will rust
We’ll exhale, then we’ll turn to dust
Until then, let us laugh and sing
And play our part in everything

Winter fades, earth spins ‘round, we all rise to another dawn
Come what may, we’ll stand our ground, we will smile as we go on

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from Borders, released June 24, 2022
Song by Lucy Holden
Lyrics by Lucy Holden, Danny Connolly, and Catherine Krol
Music by Honey Cellar
Engineered by Tariq Shihadah at Driftless Audio
Mixed by James Treichler at Wave Upon Wave
Mastered by Colin Althaus

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Honey Cellar Chicago, Illinois

Honey Cellar is a folk rock band featuring strong harmonies, an eclectic mix of Irish-inspired violin and mandolin, and all original songs.

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