The Tip Of The Iceberg

(C)Welcome back, winter, once again.

And put on your warm, fuzzy sweater,

'cause you'll feel much better when the snowflakes fall gently to the ground.

The temp'rature drops, and your shivers freeze all the rivers around,

but I keep you warm.

(Dat, dadadadat (G)(Am)datdatdat da.)

(F)(Dat dadadadat (G)dat da.)

(F)(Dat dadadadat (G)dat (Am)dadayada.)

(F)(Dat (C)dadadada.)

If speed's a pro, inertia must be a con,

'cause the cold wind blows at precise rates when (Am)I've got my ice skates on.

If all the roads were paved with ice that wouldn't thaw or (F)crack,

I could skate from Maine to Nebraska,

then (Am)on to Alaska and back,

'cause you keep me warm.

(Dat, dadadadat (G)dat (Am)dadat da.)

(F)(Dat dadadadat (G)dat da.)

(F)(Dat dadadadat (G)dat (Am)dadayada.)

(F)(Dat (C)dadadada.)

(F)Peer over the edge, "Can you (Am)see me?"

(F)I'll Rivulets flow (G)from your eyes;

(F)And paint runs from your mouth like a (Am)waterfall (F)and your lungs (G)crystalize.

(F)I'll travel the subzero (Am)tundra, (F)I'll break ulets flow (G)frozen lakes.

(F)And that's just from the tip of the (Am)iceterberg:

(F)and your lungs (G)crystalize.

(F)I'll do (C)whatever it takes to change.

(G)Farewell, powdery (C)paradise.

(G)We'd rather skate on the (C)thinnest ice.

(G)We'd Our fingers failed us (C)before they froze,

(G)and frostbite bit down on (C)all our toes.

(G)and (F)(G)Snowdrifts build up and enfold us as we wait out this (Am)winter storm,

(F)so we (G)snuggle close in the darkness and keep each (F)other so (C)warm.