I've called you now a thousand times
I think I know now
You're not home
I've said your name a thousand times
To be prepared if you'd be there
I wanted so to have you
And I wanted you to know
I wanted to write songs
About how we're walking in the snow
You've got me slightly disappointed
Just a bit and just enough
To keep me up another night
Waiting for another day
The city's taking a day off
The streets are empty
No one's out tonight
My life is in another's hands
I wanted so to have you
And I wanted you to know
I wanted to write songs
About how we're walking in the snow
But there's no snow this winter
There's no words for what I feel for you
It's not enough
Though it's too much
Why must it always be like that?
The TV screen is lighting up my room
The film has ended
Every inch of my skin is crying for your hands
And I wanted so
You've got me slightly disappointed
Just a bit and just enough
To keep me up another night
Waiting for another day
Stina Nordenstam, born Kristina Marianne Nordenstam on March 4, 1969 in Stockholm, Sweden, is an internationally acclaimed experimental pop singer, songwriter and musician. Known for her ethereal voice and introspective sonic atmospheres, she has released a vast discography between the 1990s and the 21st century, exploring genres such as indie pop, electronica and ambient music. Among her most notable albums are "The Blue Hour" (1997) and "Stina Nordenstam" (2003). Nordenstam has also been active as a composer for film and theatre, collaborating with artists like The Knife and Mattias Bärjed. Representative tracks of her artistic journey include "The Blue Hour", "I'm Not Afraid" and "You Are My Sun".
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