The winter came too soon this year
A white ship in the harbour
Had suddenly sailed in one night without a soul to notice
Once i would rest my blissful eyes upon a pale horizon
Now i`m just lying hiding patiently
Behind this ghostly monsterous ship
Foolish me not to
See we could
Believe it would
Know we could
Know we should
And when i dream i dream of you
You smile my way you take my hand
Ant then we walk into the blue
And i can breathe again
My sister`s lent me her blue dress
She says it looks good on me
It`s hard to give in to such tenderness
When the darkness clouds your heart
And so they say it`s new years eve again
The sky explodes with colours
You are the only one i love
I wonder who is kissing you tonight
And when i dance i dance alone
But i pretend you`re by my side
We dance the last waltz of the world
And i can finally breathe again
Thats how it feels when the tiger is loose
That`s how it feels again thats how it fells again
To see we could
Believe it would
Know we could
Know we should
The winter came too soon this year
A white ship in the harbour
Had suddenly sailed in one night
Without a soul to notice
Bel Canto is a Norwegian music duo, originally a trio, fronted by Anneli Drecker and initially signed to Crammed Discs. The group gained popularity in the 1990s with an electronic sound that blends elements of classical music, jazz, and pop. Among their most well-known tracks are "The Sun Is Shining", "I Don't Want to Know" and "Come On Let's Go". Bel Canto was appreciated for its originality and the evocative atmosphere of its songs, which often explore themes of love, loss, and solitude. The group has collaborated with several artists, including Norwegian composer Øyvind Torvund.
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