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The nights are colder now
Maybe I should close the door
And anyway the snow has covered all your footsteps
And I can follow you no more
The fire still burns at night
My memories are warm and clear
But everybody knows it's hard to be alone at this time of year
It was only a winter's tale
Just another winter's tale
And why should the world take notice?
Of one more love that's failed
A love that can never be
Though we meant to love to you and me
On a worldwide scale, we're just another winter's tale
While I stand alone
A bell is ringing far away
I wonder if you hear
I wonder if you're listening
I wonder where you are today
Good luck, I wish you well
For all that wishes may be worth
I hope that love and strength are with you for the length of your time on earth
It was only a winter's tale
Just another winter's tale
And why should the world take notice?
Of one more love that's failed
It's a love that can never be
Though we meant to love to you and me
On a worldwide scale, we're just another winter's tale
It was only a winter's tale
Just another winter's tale
And why should the world take notice?
Of one more love that's failed
It's a love that can never be
Though it meant a lot to you and me
On a worldwide scale, we're just another winter's tale
Maybe I should close the door
And anyway the snow has covered all your footsteps
And I can follow you no more
The fire still burns at night
My memories are warm and clear
But everybody knows it's hard to be alone at this time of year
It was only a winter's tale
Just another winter's tale
And why should the world take notice?
Of one more love that's failed
A love that can never be
Though we meant to love to you and me
On a worldwide scale, we're just another winter's tale
While I stand alone
A bell is ringing far away
I wonder if you hear
I wonder if you're listening
I wonder where you are today
Good luck, I wish you well
For all that wishes may be worth
I hope that love and strength are with you for the length of your time on earth
It was only a winter's tale
Just another winter's tale
And why should the world take notice?
Of one more love that's failed
It's a love that can never be
Though we meant to love to you and me
On a worldwide scale, we're just another winter's tale
It was only a winter's tale
Just another winter's tale
And why should the world take notice?
Of one more love that's failed
It's a love that can never be
Though it meant a lot to you and me
On a worldwide scale, we're just another winter's tale
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A Winter's Tale Lyrics as written by Tim Rice Mike Batt
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