The city sleeps beneath a sheet of white, The streetlamps gaze with golden eyes so bright. Just the two of us stepped out the door, Where frost sings, dances, winter's angry roar. You took my hand — and warmth began to grow, This bitter cold can't touch the two of us, I know. And now we're running, laughing, sliding free, Snowy stars wink down from heaven's canopy. Your cheeks are glowing, in your eyes — silver light, We break the winter's law with sheer delight! Snowy night, only you and me! Warmth in our hands, snow plays upon our face with glee! And our laughter flies, shattering the quiet air, In this crystal world, we are alone — a pair forevermore! You kicked a snowdrift on a whim, a sparkling spray, And grabbed a handful of the brittle, starry ice. "Catch me!" — the snowball scattered in the wind's play, Just sparks remained within your laughter, clear and nice, Like water to me. Like air. Like December's guiding light. And once again we're flying, feeling ground no more, Our heartbeat is the loudest sound the darkness hears. The whole world stopped, it's just observing from the shore, Our story — endless, burning, alive through all the years! Snowy night, only you and me! Warmth in our hands, snow plays upon our face with glee! And our laughter flies, shattering the quiet air, In this crystal world, we are alone — a pair forevermore! Here is the moment I will keep forever near: Your snowflake smile, the tangled tracks we left behind. Even if the world turns into ice until spring appears, This evening in the snow will warm us from the mind. Snowy night, only you and me! Warmth in our hands, snow plays upon our face with glee! And our laughter flies, shattering the quiet air, In this crystal world, we are alone — a pair forevermore! Forevermore, just you and me!
