Snow melts into water. But what melts into snow?
Innocence. Innocence is the stuff that melt into snow.
Key of D
Chorus:
[D]Well he told his love, [G]he would never [A]go,
And she [D]told her love she would [G]always love him [A]so,
But when the [D]war came on the [G]wind,
Even the [D]innocents they [A]sinned,
As their [D]old lives [G]melted into [A]snow.
As their [D]old lives [G]melted into [A]snow.
To [D]Colenso he was [G]sent in [A]'99,
To [D]fight the Boers and [G]hold the cherished [A]line,
His [D]morality it [G]died,
Gallant [D]medals by its [A]side,
As his [D]old life [G]dissolved into the [A]brine,
As his [D]old life [G]dissolved into the [A]brine.
(Chorus)
For the [D]baronet Burkes she [G]skivvied to [A]remain,
[D]On this earth with [G]heart and soul and [A]brain,
But she [D]took to stealing [G]corn,
When her [D]motherhood was [A]born,
And her [D]old life [G]surrendered wax to [A]wane.
And her [D]old life [G]surrendered wax to [A]wane.
(Chorus)
[D]Two walking sticks, they [G]helped him from the [A]train,
His [D]one good eye spied her, [G]standing in the [A]rain,
A mix of [D]horror, fear and [G]pride,
Two [D]children by her [A]side,
As their [D]old lives [G]tried to begin [A]again,
As their [D]old lives [G]tried to begin [A]again.
(Chorus)
[D]
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