Lyrics Snowed Under - Mary Hopkin

Snowed Under - Mary Hopkin
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Snowed Under, artist - Mary Hopkin. Album song Christmas Songs, in the genre Музыка мира
Date of issue: 30.11.2008
Record label: Mary Hopkin
Song language: English

Snowed Under

The year is almost over
Doesn’t it fly so fast alone?
Summer’s barely faded
The town’s already dressed
Walls are decked with holly banners
The tills ring out their warning
«Oh, superstars, they’re selling out
You better make it soon»
So what’ve we to laugh about?
Sometimes I’m not so sure
But Christmas, Christmas is here
Christmas, Christmas is here
Here we are together
Sharing this time of innocence
I need seven shopping days
Dawn has just begun
What happened to those wise men?
Now, we need their guiding star
Running 'round in circles
Can’t remember who we are
So what’ve we to laugh about?
Sometimes I’m not so sure
But Christmas, Christmas is here
Christmas, Christmas is here
So what’ve we to laugh about?
Sometimes I’m not so sure
But Christmas, Christmas is here
Christmas, Christmas is here
And it’s alright, alright, alright again
And it’s alright, alright, alright again
So what’ve we to cry about?
Laughing through my tears
It’s Christmas.
Christmas is here
Christmas, Christmas is here
And it’s alright, alright, alright again
And it’s alright, alright, alright again

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Artist lyrics: Mary Hopkin