Story Behind The Song
As a frustrated Michigander looking out of my window last year to three and a half foot snowdrifts- There was only one way to deal with the frustration. Write a happy song about it!!
Song Description
a funny, upbeat song about the frustrations of living in Michigan during the winter months.
| Song Length |
3:13 |
Genre |
Folk - Alternative, Folk - Contemporary |
| Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Female Vocal |
| Mood |
In High Spirits, Miserable |
Subject |
Cold, Ice, Snow |
| Similar Artists |
Pokey Lafarge, Feist |
Language |
English |
| Era |
1930 - 1939 |
| |
Lyrics
It's seven below
it's starting to snow again
and wouldn't you know
I feel that chill right down to my toes
oh baby come home
we'll get warm
and we'll make like there aint no storm
let's pretend
that it's some bright sunny day
not leaving this bed
my frozen feet feel just like they're dead
oh can't we instead
hole up like bears asleep in their den
and maybe we just might
make it alright
throught this long, cold, dark and
blustery night
to see daylight
on some bright
sunny day
don't give me no reason
to go outside today
wrapped up in my blanket
with my darlin on the way
just a month of this season is
enough to make me say
"That's it, I quit. Let's pack up our shit and move the hell away"
It's seven below
it's starting to snow again
and wouldn't you know
I feel that chill right down to my toes
oh baby come home
we'll get warm
and we'll make like there aint no storm
let's pretend
that it's some bright, sunny day.
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