Wintertime Love
Doors
Doors
DOORS
- Wintertime Love LyricsWintertime winds blow cold the season
Fallen in love, I'm hopin' to be
Wind is so cold, is that the reason?
Keeping you warm, your hands touching me
Come with me dance, my dear
Winter's so cold this year
You are so warm
My wintertime love to be
Winter time winds blue and freezin'
Comin' from northern storms in the sea
Love has been lost, is that the reason?
Trying desperately to be free
Come with me dance, my dear
Winter's so cold this year
And you are so warm
My wintertime love to be
Come with me dance, my dear
Winter's so cold this year
You are so warm
My wintertime love to be
Fallen in love, I'm hopin' to be
Wind is so cold, is that the reason?
Keeping you warm, your hands touching me
Come with me dance, my dear
Winter's so cold this year
You are so warm
My wintertime love to be
Winter time winds blue and freezin'
Comin' from northern storms in the sea
Trying desperately to be free
Come with me dance, my dear
Winter's so cold this year
And you are so warm
My wintertime love to be
Come with me dance, my dear
Winter's so cold this year
You are so warm
My wintertime love to be
Facts about Wintertime Love
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Wintertime Love is written by John Paul Densmore, Robert A Krieger, Raymond D Manzarek, Jim Morrison.
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It is first released on July 01, 1968 as part of Doors's album "Waiting for the Sun" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the Doors' Wintertime Love is a song that goes deep into the heart of the issue and shows the love's ability to conquer even the coldest and most isolating winter season as well as the harshest and most difficult life situations, hence the use of winter as a metaphor for life's adversities and the lover as the one who provides warmth and freedom. The main topics of the Wintertime love lyrics are love, nature, joy, nostalgia, and heartbreak. However, at the same time, the song emphasizes the significance of love, coldness and isolation, and desperation. The lyrics are centered around love and heat at the time of coldest winter, and do not contain any profanity, violence, or adult content. Thus, it is a family-friendly song.
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Wintertime Love falls under the genre Rock.
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Wintertime Love song length is 1 minutes and 52 seconds.
Who wrote Wintertime Love lyrics?
Wintertime Love is written by John Paul Densmore, Robert A Krieger, Raymond D Manzarek, Jim Morrison.
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When was Wintertime Love released?
It is first released on July 01, 1968 as part of Doors's album "Waiting for the Sun" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Wintertime Love lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the Doors' Wintertime Love is a song that goes deep into the heart of the issue and shows the love's ability to conquer even the coldest and most isolating winter season as well as the harshest and most difficult life situations, hence the use of winter as a metaphor for life's adversities and the lover as the one who provides warmth and freedom. The main topics of the Wintertime love lyrics are love, nature, joy, nostalgia, and heartbreak. However, at the same time, the song emphasizes the significance of love, coldness and isolation, and desperation. The lyrics are centered around love and heat at the time of coldest winter, and do not contain any profanity, violence, or adult content. Thus, it is a family-friendly song.
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Which genre is Wintertime Love?
Wintertime Love falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Wintertime Love?
Wintertime Love song length is 1 minutes and 52 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Paul Densmore, Robert A Krieger, Raymond D Manzarek, Jim Morrison
Record Label(s): 1968 Elektra Entertainment Group Inc for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States
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