Kindle a Flame in Her Heart

"Hark!", the herald angels sing
"The boy's a cherub, let him be"
And you harmonised more beautifully than they could
At eight years old, I played the role
Of Gabriel, dressed head-to-toe
In white denim, though with less optimistic foresight

Your lips land lightly, like Robin Redbreast's feet in the snow
I hold you tightly like your halo's lined with mistletoe
Thawing my heart like morning frost falling under my feet
Oh, silent night, oh, lonely week

Merry Christmas
I wish you were here
Merry Christmas
Maybe five, ten, fifteen, twenty years
Twenty years

Kindle a flame in her heart
Kindle a flame
You've got to untie me from these bows
Wrap your arms around me like swaddling clothes

On the sixteenth day, I opened up the window
Found a lump of coal
And rammed it down my stupid, greedy throat
On the seventeenth, you came around
My tiny teeth had been ground down
But then you turned them back to smiles with just one kiss
Now listen to this

Your lips land lightly, like Robin Redbreast's feet in the snow
I hold you tightly like your halo's lined with mistletoe
Thawing my heart like morning frost falling under my feet
Oh, silent night, oh, lonely week

Merry Christmas
I wish you were here
Merry Christmas
Maybe five, ten, fifteen, twenty years

Kindle a flame in her heart
Kindle a flame
You've got to untie me from these bows
Wrap your arms around me like swaddling clothes

Flame in her heart
Kindle a flame
You've got to untie me from these bows
Wrap your arms around me like swaddling clothes

Flame in her heart
Kindle a flame
You've got to untie me from these bows
Wrap your arms around me like swaddling clothes

Flame in her heart
Kindle a flame
Kindle a flame in her heart
Kindle a flame
Kindle a flame in her heart
Kindle a flame
Kindle a flame in her heart
Kindle a flame



Credits
Writer(s): Gareth Paisey, Thomas Bromley
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