Toss another log upon the raging fire
watch the smoke spiral, and the flames grow oh so higher
as the heat warms my skin, from my head to my toes
as I watch out the window at the sky, as it snows
a display of white, a dance from which I hide
with a blanket 'round my shoulders, cozy warm inside
darkness all around, yet for the glaring fire light
and a single dying candle upon this winters night
yet I am not alone, nay not I, in this empty room
for I am still waiting, and I know prayers will be answered soon
for once the dawn awakes and the snow lay pure and still
I'll journey to meet him, if it is his will
in a horse drawn carriage, wrapped up with scarf and muff
cradling his present in hopes it is enough
to bring him back to me, on that winters day
and once again we'll smile, within the sunlight gay
as the snow slowly melts, glistening at our feet
as we kiss under the burning lamp on that cobbled street
but for now I can but dream, upon the living room floor
that tomorrow will not end, or I will not ask for more
as it is my one wish, my one Christmas gift I ask
can you do for me this? This one little task?
To bring my love to me, to cherish once and forever,
because I'm incomplete, unless we are together.