Brief and Beautiful (Single Version)

Album cover art for "Brief and Beautiful (Single Version)" by Maria Arredondo

Maria Arredondo - Pop, Pop Rock

Brief and Beautiful (Single Version)

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Lyrics

[Verse 1] Only had a little taste But I remember how it felt And all the phone calls late at night Though we tried, we couldn`t make it right When the seasons changed Everything got colder Everyone could hear our illusion crush It was all we had [Chorus] So every minute that I've spent with you Like the winter, is bringing the blues You and I were like the spring Brief and beautiful When we knew we had to let it go And the loved drowned in the snow We never had a chance to begin Brief and beautiful So Brief and beautiful So [Verse 2] When the flowers bloom in May I go back to yesterday When I woke up next to you I would bring it all back if I could Make it good, oh But I know it is too late So I'm movin' on But I won't forget All that is unsaid [Chorus] So every minute that I've spent with you Like the winter, is bringing the blues You and I were like the spring Brief and beautiful When we knew we had to let it go And the loved drowned in the snow We never had a chance to begin Brief and beautiful So Brief and beautiful So [Bridge] It was so short It was so sweet Like every good thing It's not yours to keep Everything fades away And now it's gone [Chorus] So every minute that I've spent with you Like the winter, is bringing the blues You and I were like the spring Brief and beautiful When we knew we had to let it go And the loved drowned in the snow We never had a chance to begin Brief and beautiful So Brief and beautiful So So every minute that I've spent with you Like the winter, is bringing the blues You and I were like the spring Brief and beautiful When we knew we had to let it go And the loved drowned in the snow We never had a chance to begin Brief and beautiful So Brief and beautiful So

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Credits

Writers
  • Harry Sommerdahl
  • Hanne Sørvaag