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Best Time of the Year

from Christmas Hope by Snowflake & ccMixter

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It’s the best time of the year
For me to love you my dear
Hold me all night, yea
We’re under the lights
It’s the best time of the year

There’s a yule log burning low
Babe you know I love you so
Don’t feel the cold
Or the winter wind blow
As long as you’re holding me near

It’s the best time of the year
For me to love you my dear
Hold me all night, yea
We’re under the lights
It’s the best time of the year

Wishing for stars and on nights when it’s dark
It’s warm in my heart when we start
As long as it’s snowing keep mistletoeing
It’s the best time of the year

It’s fifteen below
But we wouldn’t know
We’re bundled up together in here

Oh, it’s the best time of the year
For you to kiss me my dear
No need to fight
Let’s make love all night
It’s the best time of the year

Oh, wishing on stars and long nights when it’s dark
It’s warm in my heart when we start
As long as it’s snowing keep mistletoeing
It’s the best time of the year

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from Christmas Hope, released December 7, 2017
Composer: Snowflake
Lyricist: Snowflake
Accompaniment: Copperhead, Platinum Butterfly, Norm Peterson, Evan Copp, Robert Siekawitch
Copyright: Emily Richards
Produced by: Snowflake

Music and words by Snowflake

Produced by Snowflake

Instruments played and recorded by Copperhead, Platinum Butterfly, Norm Peterson, Evan Copp, Robert Siekawitch

Mastered by Zep Hurme

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(c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial (3.0) license.

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