Winter Blondie
On this page, discover the full lyrics of the song "Winter" by Blondie. Lyrxo.com offers the most comprehensive and accurate lyrics, helping you connect with the music you love on a deeper level. Ideal for dedicated fans and anyone who appreciates quality music.
I never know which way the wind is blowing by
Never want to know what's really there inside your mind
If honesty kills, you're gonna have a long life
But babe I like you still
It's not right, It's not right
When you call me I never think twice
But when I get there you're cold as ice
You're so cold, I don't want you near
It's always winter when you're here
I'd be surprised if a Leopard changed it's spots
But I wouldn't mind, even if I died of shock
If honesty kills, you're gonna have a long life
But babe I like you still
It's not right, It's not right
When you call me I never think twice
But when I get there you're cold as ice
You're so cold, I don't want you near
It's always winter when you're here
Seasons won't change when you're around
You bring the winter to this town
Never want to know what's really there inside your mind
If honesty kills, you're gonna have a long life
But babe I like you still
It's not right, It's not right
When you call me I never think twice
But when I get there you're cold as ice
You're so cold, I don't want you near
It's always winter when you're here
I'd be surprised if a Leopard changed it's spots
But I wouldn't mind, even if I died of shock
If honesty kills, you're gonna have a long life
But babe I like you still
It's not right, It's not right
When you call me I never think twice
But when I get there you're cold as ice
You're so cold, I don't want you near
It's always winter when you're here
Seasons won't change when you're around
You bring the winter to this town
"Winter" by Blondie, released in 1979, is a #Rock song that explores themes of longing, nostalgia, and the emotional weight of seasonal change. The lyrics convey a sense of melancholy and reflection, capturing the feelings associated with winter's coldness and isolation. Musically, the track features a blend of punk and new wave elements, characterized by Debbie Harry's haunting vocals and atmospheric instrumentation. The song's introspective nature and vivid imagery resonate with listeners, contributing to Blondie's lasting influence in the music scene.
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