In the cold windy day, I stand.
All I can see is cloudy sky...
But it's still not raining yet
In the cold windy day, I stand.
All I can see is cloudy sky...
But it's still not raining yet
I know you
won't call me never again
And I still hesitate to
forget your smile
Wishing for a miracle...
like snow in the sunny spring
Chilly wind still brows me away
In the cold windy day, I stand.
All I can see is cloudy sky...
But it's still not raining yet
I know you
won't call me never again
And I still hesitate to
forget your smile
Wishing for a miracle...
like snow in the sunny spring
Chilly wind still brows me away
winter has come again
time goes round and round
The memory of our last
winter hang still in my heart
I know you
won't call me never again
And I still hesitate to
forget your smile
Wishing for a miracle...
like snow in the sunny spring
Chilly wind still brows me away
winter has come again
time goes round and round
The memory of our last
winter hang still in my heart

winter has come again
time goes round and round
winter has come again
time goes round and round
The memory of our last
winter hang still in my heart
You won't come again
You won't come again
You won't come again
You won't come again


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