December Night

This never really felt like home till you caught my eye
A late December night would change me

A dose of new life put my troubles behind
And led me further in my story
Now I live with intention with you on my side
Together we’re in perfect harmony
It’s a wonderful sound, it won’t quiet down
We’re making a difference among this town
You were always around even before I found you
I remember when

I never really felt alive
I was longing for a new song in my life
I felt a thousand days go by till the Sun would rise
A late December night
I was feeling so alone
I was tired of being left out in the cold
This never really felt like home till you caught my eye
A late December night would change my life

My wandering life was never in line
I needed something to believe in
I barely could see through the perilous scene
I needed a sense of direction
What a treacherous whiteout, it’s all in the past
It’s turned to a glistening pool of hope
If storms return, I won’t be alone
The past is just a memory

I never really felt alive
I was longing for a new song in my life
I felt a thousand days go by till the Sun would rise
A late December night
I was feeling so alone (so alone)
I was tired of being left out in the cold (in the cold)
This never really felt like home till you caught my eye
A late December night I fully made up my mind

It was black and white
That you were everything I needed
You’ve made me alive
You’re like the Sun on a cold December night
You’ve helped me become what I’ve become
This never really felt like home till you caught my eye that night

I never really felt alive
I was longing for a new song in my life
I felt a thousand days go by till the Sun would rise
A late December night
I was feeling so alone (so alone)
I was tired of being left out in the cold (in the cold)
This never really felt like home till you caught my eye
A late December night would change my life (oh, a December night)

The days went by (yeah, it would change me)
The Sun would rise
This never really felt like home till you caught my eye
A late December night would change me