The Little Match Girl (feat. Niamh Griffiths)
Carlos Fandango
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It was on the eve at the end of the year The cold wind blew, and snowflakes fell With bare feet a poor little girl roamed the streets In her apron she carried some matches to sell But no one had bought one all throughout the day She dared not go home; not a penny she'd made Freezing and hungry she was so compelled By the wall of a house for to huddle herself And so, it passed... With the darkness of the evening drawing in Not a single passerby had stopped to buy A match from that poor, lonely, little girl She thought about her dear old grandmother Whom she loved so much And wished upon a star to be back in the warmth Of her loving arms once more And, oh! She missed her grandma so! But, lo! To heaven did that lady go! She drew out a match and did scratch it alight It gave off a glow oh so bright With each strike a vision appeared before her eyes When she lit up all the rest it was to her great surprise A vision of her dear grandma embraced her oh so tight And lifted up the girl with love into the darkened sky The very next morning folks passing did say "That poor little match girl has flown far away." Away, away, away, away... That poor little match girl has flown far away
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