The Snow Has Killed
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The Snow Has Killed
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You promised to give me a garden
You promised to give me a song
But the snow has killed all the flowers
And the winter seems to be long
It's Christmas time and you're hurting me
It's Christmas time and you're hurting me
It's Christmas time and you're hurting me
Again
You gave me your word of protection
You gave me your word and a smile
While the darkness covered our faces,
The morning discovered the ice
It's Christmas time and you're hurting me
It's Christmas time and you're hurting me
It's Christmas time and you're hurting me
Again
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Maria Solheim performs "The Snow Has Killed", and this lyric page sits inside the Maria Solheim catalog on LyroVerse.
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