FROZEN IN THE SNOW
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FROZEN IN THE SNOW
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I used to know a love song
It was something about a flower
That blossomed out to early
When a sunny day turned sour
Only for an hour
There's a blossom in the snow
The innocence is beautiful
But what a way to go
Chorus
Frozen in the snow
Singing Spring is coming
Frozen in the snow
Now I was just a young thing
When the sixties were in swing
They were singing of Aquarius
And all that it would bring
A lot of dreams got frozen
When the time turned bitter cold
They blossomed like a flower
But what a way to go
Chorus
Frozen in the snow
Singing Spring is coming
Frozen in the snow
Frozen in the snow.
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