Snow On The Sahara
Sarah Brightman · Other Songs - Sarah Brightman
When you wander off out there
To those hills of dust and hard winds that blow
In the dry white ocean alone
Lost out in the desert
You are lost out in the desert
But to stand with you in a ring of fire
I'll forget the days gone by
I'll protect your body and guard your soul
From mirages in your sight
Lost out in the desert
You are lost out in the desert
If your hopes scatter like the dust across your track
I'll be the moon that shines on your path
The sun may blind our eyes, I'll pray the skies above
For snow to fall on the Sahara
If that's the only place where you can leave your doubts
I'll hold you up and be your way out
And if we burn away, I'll pray the skies above
For snow to fall on the Sahara
Just a wish and I will cover your shoulders
With veils of silk and gold
When the shadows come and darken your heart
Leaving you regrets so cold
Lost out in the desert
You are lost out in the desert
If your hopes scatter like the dust across your track
I'll be the moon that shines on your path
The sun may blind our eyes, I'll pray the skies above
For snow to fall on the Sahara
If your hopes scatter like the dust across your track
I'll be the moon that shines on your path
The sun may blind our eyes, I'll pray the skies above
For snow to fall on the Sahara
If that's the only place where you can leave your doubts
I'll hold you up and be your way out
And if we burn away, I'll pray the skies above
For snow to fall on the Sahara
Oh oh oh
For snow to fall on the Sahara
Oh oh oh
For snow to fall on the Sahara
Snow On The Sahara
Sarah Brightman's "Snow On The Sahara" stands as a defining track within her expansive discography, showcasing her signature blend of classical crossover and pop sensibilities. The recording captures her renowned vocal agility and emotive delivery, hallmarks that have secured her status as a leading figure in the genre. While the song explores themes of unexpected change and fleeting moments, its musical arrangement emphasizes the dramatic contrast inherent in Brightman's style. This work reflects her broader artistic approach, often merging operatic power with accessible melodies to create a distinct sonic identity. The track remains a significant song in her catalogue, illustrating her ability to convey complex emotional landscapes through a polished and sophisticated production style that resonates with international audiences.

