Snowfalls
T.A.T.U. · Waste Management [2009]
Staying up
Through the night
Black or white
No big deal
Going home
After dark
Rolling sleeves
For the kill
Everything goes away
Dying and coming back
Falling into the fray
Forcing you off the track
Speeding and pulling back
Down and then up we go
Into the falling snow
Stay closer
Be brighter
Than lightning be
Be frightening
Be lighter
Than lightning be
Stay closer
Be brighter
Than lightning be
Be frightening
Be lighter
Than lightning be
Shooting stars
Dreaming of
Endless years
As they fall
Crawling back
Feeling down
Is the worst
Way to go
Crashing into the ground
Too many leaps to spend
Driving into the light
Wonderful lives to end
Crashing into the ground
Down and then up we go
Into the falling snow
Stay closer
Be brighter
Than lightning be
Be frightening
Be lighter
Than lightning be
Stay closer
Be brighter
Than lightning be
Be frightening
Be lighter
Than lightning be
Through the night
Black or white
No big deal
Going home
After dark
Rolling sleeves
For the kill
Everything goes away
Dying and coming back
Falling into the fray
Forcing you off the track
Speeding and pulling back
Down and then up we go
Into the falling snow
Stay closer
Be brighter
Than lightning be
Be frightening
Be lighter
Than lightning be
Stay closer
Be brighter
Than lightning be
Be frightening
Be lighter
Than lightning be
Shooting stars
Dreaming of
Endless years
As they fall
Crawling back
Feeling down
Is the worst
Way to go
Crashing into the ground
Too many leaps to spend
Driving into the light
Wonderful lives to end
Crashing into the ground
Down and then up we go
Into the falling snow
Stay closer
Be brighter
Than lightning be
Be frightening
Be lighter
Than lightning be
Stay closer
Be brighter
Than lightning be
Be frightening
Be lighter
Than lightning be
Snowfalls
Released in 2009 on the album Waste Management, "Snowfalls" is a track by the German electronic duo T.A.T.U. The song exemplifies the group's signature style, blending Eurodance rhythms with melodic pop structures that became hallmarks of their career. Produced by the duo's frequent collaborator, it features the characteristic vocal harmonies and driving beats associated with their discography from the late 2000s. While the group achieved global fame earlier with hits like "All the Things She Said," this recording represents a continuation of their work in the electronic dance music genre, maintaining the high-energy production values that defined their public musical identity during this era.