Footprints in the Snow - Vertical Horizon
歌曲信息
歌曲名:Footprints in the Snow
歌手:Vertical Horizon
所属专辑:There and Back Again
发行时间:1992-02-14
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Footprints in the Snow - Vertical Horizon 文本歌词
Seems like only yesterday
But it started long ago
Trials tribulations
And notes in the autumn nights
We didn't know way back then
What brothers we really were
Letting the time pass quickly
And watching it go
But we stood together
We made each other strong
We tried to comfort ourselves when the nights were long
We held back the tears
When they needed to flow
But where we once stood lie only footprints in the snow
Even when it was hard
To find a smiling face
And when others would leave us
Without a trace
We never thought about tomorrow
Or what she might bring
We never stopped to realize
That we might not always sing
Seems like only yesterday
God where'd the time go
Where we once laughed lie only tears in the snow
But it started long ago
Trials tribulations
And notes in the autumn nights
We didn't know way back then
What brothers we really were
Letting the time pass quickly
And watching it go
But we stood together
We made each other strong
We tried to comfort ourselves when the nights were long
We held back the tears
When they needed to flow
But where we once stood lie only footprints in the snow
Even when it was hard
To find a smiling face
And when others would leave us
Without a trace
We never thought about tomorrow
Or what she might bring
We never stopped to realize
That we might not always sing
Seems like only yesterday
God where'd the time go
Where we once laughed lie only tears in the snow
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