Sarah Hiltz

Lyrics

Halifax rain on a Saturday night
The two of us catch up after a long time
With my foot on the gas and you passenger side

Over to Grafton, we both sing along
All of these years, and we still like the same songs
Soul-bound friends, wherever we’ve gone

Like many times before
And maybe many more
I see you when the seasons change

Making the best of the ’03 Blackout
That’s how I met you on King St downtown
When I heard a guitar and followed the sound

The only one willing to open was Joe
He was cooking up pasta on his Coleman camp stove
And we all made friends on the front patio

Like many times before
And maybe many more
I find you when the seasons change

On a layover stop at Union, you call
Can we have coffee on this last day of Fall?
And I tell you the news at a sunny high top

When I cry, you reach for my hand
“It’ll be okay,” you tell me again
I needed to hear it from an old friend

Like many times before
And maybe many more
My life is on the threshing floor

And while harvest brings the grain 
That’ll see me through til the spring
I still need you when the seasons change