收聽Dolly Parton的A Christmas to Remember歌詞歌曲

A Christmas to Remember

Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers1984年10月29日

A Christmas to Remember 歌詞

A Christmas To Remember (難忘的聖誕節) - Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers (肯尼·羅傑斯)

You've made this a Christmas to remember

 

Springtime feeling's in the middle of December

Strangers meet and they willingly surrender

 

Oh What a Christmas to remember

 

Almost went to Aspen but something told me no

 

I considered Mammoth but there wasn't enough snow

And I even thought of Gatlinburg

But that seemed so far to go

So I headed up to Tahoe

 

For a Christmas on the slopes

And I had fantasized about Christmas in this way

Curled up by a fireplace in a Tahoe ski chalet

With a fast talking lover and some slow burning wood

But even in my wildest dreams

It never got this good and

You've made this a Christmas to remember

Springtime feelings in the middle of December

Change the radio and I'll turn the lights down dimmer

Oh What a Christmas to remember

 

Strangers when we met lovers as we leave

Christmas to remember too good to believe

 

Don't know how or when but I know we'll meet again

 

We'll come blowing back to somewhere

Like some wild restless winter's wind

And you've made this a Christmas to remember

 

Springtime feelings in the middle of December

Neath the mistletoe you kissed me warm and tender

Oh What a Christmas to remember

 

We loved and laughed and played and joked

Sang Christmas songs and talked to folks

Sleighed the fields and skied the slopes

Then to the lodge for dinner

 

But now it's time for us to go

As our hearts melt like chimney snow

There's just one thing I want to know

Can we do this next winter

 

Oh What a Christmas to remember

 

You've made this a Christmas to remember

 

Springtime feelings in the middle of December

Though the fire is hot

We'll just have to let it simmer

Oh What a Christmas to remember

 

You've made this a Christmas to remember

 

Springtime feelings in the middle of December

Though it's cold outside

 

We'll just stroke the burning embers