To Spite the Cold
from Take One by South of North
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I bought a ukulele this summer so that I could play Somewhere Over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole. It sounded great.
lyrics
I cut off my toes to spite the cold
And give the sand no place to hold
Perhaps a lapse in judgement
Now I'm falling all the time
So if you see me stumbling now you know
It's my hubris shining through
I thought to rid myself of everything I hate
But I can still see you
Do you remember when I lost my toes to spite the cold
And give the sand no place to hold
I thought to rid myself of everything I hate
But I can still see you
And give the sand no place to hold
Perhaps a lapse in judgement
Now I'm falling all the time
So if you see me stumbling now you know
It's my hubris shining through
I thought to rid myself of everything I hate
But I can still see you
Do you remember when I lost my toes to spite the cold
And give the sand no place to hold
I thought to rid myself of everything I hate
But I can still see you
credits
from Take One,
released November 30, 2012
Written, recorded, and produced by Zola McAdie
Written, recorded, and produced by Zola McAdie
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South of North Ontario
Smooth finger picking and percussive guitar rhythms reinforce illustrative lyrics, making you cry with one line and laugh
with the next.
A vibrant and emotive singer, troubadour South of North is a new face in Canadian Folk Music. He brings a fresh perspective founded in folk music’s traditional roots and Toronto’s indie/alternative flare.
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discography
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Nov 2013 -
Nov 2012
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