Katherine Jenkins - Your Silhouette lyrics
Katherine Maria Jenkins
[Katherine Jenkins - Your Silhouette lyrics]
Something in the way you held me
Heaven in the words you said
Tonight I'm looking at the open window
Lying in our empty bed
I try in vain to remember
So afraid to forget
How light the snow was falling last December
On your silhouette
Clinging to a memory of you
Lying by a winter's flame
The night I told you I was born to love you
And how I'd never be the same
For as long as I'm living
I will always regret
How all the time I never took a picture
Of your silhouette
I used to close my eyes
And only see your face
But time was made to fly and carry you away
How light the snow was falling last December
On your silhouette
Oh, and maybe if I try to listen
I can hear you call my name
From out across the great and mighty distance
Something like an open sea
Helping me to remember so afraid to forget
How light the snow was falling last December
On your silhouette
Heaven in the words you said
Tonight I'm looking at the open window
Lying in our empty bed
I try in vain to remember
So afraid to forget
How light the snow was falling last December
On your silhouette
Clinging to a memory of you
Lying by a winter's flame
The night I told you I was born to love you
And how I'd never be the same
For as long as I'm living
I will always regret
How all the time I never took a picture
Of your silhouette
I used to close my eyes
And only see your face
But time was made to fly and carry you away
How light the snow was falling last December
On your silhouette
Oh, and maybe if I try to listen
I can hear you call my name
From out across the great and mighty distance
Something like an open sea
Helping me to remember so afraid to forget
How light the snow was falling last December
On your silhouette