"Happy Face In The Snow" genre: Brit Pop
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	CD: Awkward Infatuations Credits: words and music by Martyn Richard Jones
	Story Behind the Song This song deals with a search for lost memories through association with sensations and feelings. A song of innocence, love, beauty and sensuality. Remembering a photo of a happy face in the snow - well, actually a happy Kate Bush in the snow. Peace, Love and good times happiness stuff ... The song took about five weeks to develop and about a week rto record. I wrote it in Spain. And lots of takes. Lyrics Happiness is so hard to find I know you are somewhere in my mind The cinnamon sweet, the eyes of a child The sound of your voice, the call of the wild The fog in the night, the cold and the frost I’m searching for something – something I had lost Happy face in the snow Your eyes are closed but you know Don’t be afraid Or hide away Your not alone Anymore Sometimes we just do not see I left you alone far away from me A tear on your cheek, the love you impart The warmth of your breath, so sensual at heart You wear me in dreams, a hand in a glove I’m searching for someone – someone that I loved Happy face in the snow Your eyes are closed but you know Don’t be afraid Or hide away Your not alone Anymore I asked myself was there a time When I just forgot that you could be mine The white of a lily, the red of a rose The green of the valley, the purple of prose The brightness of light, the mist and the dew I’m longing for someone – that someone is you Happy face in the snow Your eyes are closed but you know Don’t be afraid Or hide away Your not alone Anymore Happy face in the snow Your eyes are closed but you know Don’t be afraid Or hide away Your not alone Anymore

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