Snow will end

<Japanese Lyrics> 雪が屋根まで　積もるころ 囲炉裏の炭火　赤ぐなる 老いた母さは　糸を引き オラは黙って　鍋見でら （ハァ　ヨイヨイ） 朝は凍れて　水も割れ 夜は風鳴り　戸を叩く 出稼ぎ殿は　遠い町 便りの一通　宝もの （ハァ　ヨイヨイ） んだども雪も　終わりあり 川はほどけて　春知らせ 山の向こうに　日が立てば 夫も帰ると　信じでら （ハァ　ヨイヨイ） ========================================= Rather than a strictly literal translation, this version aims to preserve the emotional weight, rhythm, and quiet patience found in the original words. At its heart, this song is about endurance and hope. <English> When the snow piles high, reaching the eaves of the roof, The charcoal in the hearth glows a deeper, warmer red. My aged mother sits, quietly spinning her thread, While I stay silent, watching the steam rise from the pot. Mornings are bone-chilling; the frozen water cracks, At night, the wind howls, rattling the wooden doors. My man is away, working in a city so far, A single letter from him is the greatest treasure I hold. Yet, even the deepest snow must find its end, The river thaws, singing of the coming spring. When the sun rises high beyond the mountain peaks, I believe-I know—my love will come home to me.