At Least Now There's Snow
At Least Now There’s Snow

There’s no Hanukkah candles, no Christmas lights,
just the moon and the stars and the night.
But at least now there’s snow,
at least now there’s snow.

And there’s no fancy tinsel, no holiday cheer,
no voices I’m waiting to hear.
But at least now there’s snow,
at least now there’s snow.

And it blows in the distance and it spins in the dark,
a moment of magic and maybe the start of a glow—
at least now there’s now there’s snow.

There’s no songs and no singers, no presents to buy,
no children with twinkling eyes.
But at least now there’s snow,
at least now there’s snow.

There’s no tales that we’re telling, no pictures to take,
no candies and cookies to make.
But at least now there’s snow,
at least now there’s snow.

And it blows in the distance and it spins in the dark,
a moment of magic and maybe the start of a glow—
at least now there’s now there’s snow.

Instrumental

It’s a night like many others in some ways,
passing under winter skies.
But in the morning when the silver blanket’s laid
on the ground, I know I’ll feel my spirits rise.

And the light at each distance will cast out the dark,
and I’ll feel the magic, I’ll see the spark start to grow—
at least now there’s snow.