(Verse 1)
We met on Main Street when the diner closed at ten,
You in a wool coat, you laughed like you knew me then.
Tailgate down, the radio hums an easy song,
Frost on the windshield, but your glove fit in my palm.
(Pre-Chorus)
I used to chase the fireworks, the loud and daring plays,
Then you came soft as snowfall and rearranged my days.
(Chorus)
One little snowflake landed in my hands and stayed,
On a front-porch morning of a small-town winter day.
You warmed my coffee and you warmed this old pickup seat,
Snowflake, you're the reason this cold heart found its beat.
(Verse 2)
Your laugh is the church bell that rings in our kitchen light,
You hum off-key to the weather report at night.
You leave your mittens by the door, you tuck my hat in tight,
Trace the map of our whole life on the shelf by candlelight.
(Pre-Chorus 2)
Friends say it’s just luck, neighbors say it’s fate,
But a single flake fell perfect and it landed on this place.
(Chorus)
One little snowflake landed in my hands and stayed,
On a front-porch morning of a small-town winter day.
You warmed my coffee and you warmed this old pickup seat,
Snowflake, you're the reason this cold heart found its beat.
(Bridge)
Do you remember when the blackout kept the town asleep?
You lit a candle, sang aloud, pulled me from a darker deep.
I kept your scarf, you kept my stubborn, battered hope,
We swore beneath the maple tree we'd learn to rope the rope.
I promise on the riverbank where we carved our names one night,
When spring melts every worry down, I’ll hold you just as tight.
(Chorus - Tag)
One little snowflake landed in my hands and stayed,
Found a home inside my chest and never walked away.
You warm my coffee, you warm this cold-shouldered town,
Snowflake, in your quiet, I am finally found.
(Outro)
Let the blizzard blow, let every season play its part,
I’ll keep you in my pocket like a light against the dark.
Snowflake, my heart belongs to you — come sun, come sleet,
Forever in your falling, you are steady under my feet.
