Verse I The frost draws patterns on the window pane, The world holds breath beneath a shroud of white. The wind goes quiet, walking soft and slow, As winter wraps the earth in silver hush. And in that stillness, two souls stand as one — Where cold and warmth meet in a single breath. Verse II Thy lips are cool as snowdrops newly blown, Thy breath like mist that rises from the stream. I feel no chill though snow falls round our feet, For in this moment, winter holds no sting. The hours stand still, the stars lean down to watch — A silence that the heart alone may speak. Chorus Oh winter kiss, as soft as falling snow, A warmth that dwells where frost and ice abide. Not born of sun, nor of the summer's glow — But made of quiet, and of gentle grace. One moment brief, yet through the long cold years, It lingers on, a flame that does not fade. Verse III The seasons turn, and spring will come again, The ice will melt, the snow will drift away. But this one touch shall never fade from mind — As pure and clear as moonlight on the snow. A memory that warms the darkest night, When winter winds go howling through the trees. Bridge Let autumn fall, let winter claim the earth — Love needs no bloom to make its presence known. It shines most bright when all the world is dim, A quiet fire that frost cannot consume. Two hearts as one, though all the land be frozen — One kiss, and winter turns to golden light. Final Chorus Oh winter kiss, as soft as falling snow, A warmth that dwells where frost and ice abide. Not born of sun, nor of the summer's glow — But made of quiet, and of gentle grace. One moment brief, yet through the long cold years, It lingers on, a flame that does not fade.
