Snowflake

Jim Reeves · The Essential Jim Reeves [RCA Nashville/Legacy] [2006]

(Ned Miller)



Hey, hey, hey, snowflake

My pretty little snowflake

Oh, oh, oh, the change in the weather

Has made it better for me.



Hey, hey, hey, snowflake,

My pretty little snowflake

You've got me warm as a fire

With the burning desire for you.



Snow was falling when love came calling

On this lonely heart of mine.

You were standing there with snow flaked in your hair.

You kept stalling while my thoughts were calling

On every way I knew

For one excuse to get acquainted with you



Then I said

Snowflake my pretty little snowflake

Oh, oh, oh, the change in the weather

Has made it better for me.

Hey-ey-ey snowflake, my pretty little snowflake

You've got me warm as a fire

With the burning desire for you.



The ice was breaking and

Love was waking in a winter wonderland.

When I felt you slip your fingers in my hand.

Now snow is gleaming and

I'm not dreaming I know this is for real.

The love I have is too much to conceal.



Hey, hey, hey, snowflake

My pretty little snowflake

Oh, oh, oh, the change in the weather

has made it better for me.

Hey, hey, hey snowflake, my pretty little snowflake

You've got me warm as a fire

With the burning desire for you...

About Snowflake

Jim Reeves' "Snowflake" stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, crooning style that defined the early-to-mid 1950s country and pop landscape. Recorded during the height of his career, the track showcases his signature falsetto and intimate delivery, capturing the tender, romantic mood characteristic of his most celebrated recordings. Featured on comprehensive compilations such as The Essential Jim Reeves, the song reflects the era's emphasis on polished vocal performance and storytelling within the country genre. It remains a staple of his discography, illustrating how Reeves blended traditional country themes with a sophisticated vocal approach that influenced generations of singers. The recording exemplifies the warmth and emotional depth that made his work a lasting part of American musical history.