Snowflakes on the Sign | Marley’s Stand Winter ❄️☕

“Snowflakes on the Sign” is one of the softer moments in the Marley’s Stand winter collection — quiet snowfall, warm cocoa, old friends talking, new friends stopping, and everybody slowing down just a little. It’s about those simple winter days that become special because of who you’re sharing them with. 🎵 Music by Beth Collette / Guts of Grace Snow came down before the morning, Soft as feathers through the sky, Settled on the little awning, Left a silver line nearby. Marley brushed the counter lightly, Watched the winter drifting by, Then she laughed and pointed upward, “Look, there’s snowflakes on the sign.” Warm cups waiting, Cold wind blowing, Little lights begin to shine. Everybody slows a little When there’s snowflakes on the sign. Snowflakes on the sign, Winter taking its sweet time, Cocoa steaming, people dreaming, Everything feels warm and fine. Come on over, stay awhile, Leave the hurry far behind. There’s a little more to smile about With snowflakes on the sign. Someone pulls up by the sidewalk, Someone waves from down the street, Boots are tapping off the snowfall, Rosy faces, frozen feet. Marley pours another cocoa, Marshmallows floating in a line, And the whole world feels much softer With those snowflakes on the sign. Old friends talking, New friends stopping, Everybody’s got the time. Funny how the day grows warmer With those snowflakes on the sign. Snowflakes on the sign, Winter taking its sweet time, Cocoa steaming, people dreaming, Everything feels warm and fine. Come on over, stay awhile, Leave the hurry far behind. There’s a little more to smile about With snowflakes on the sign. Maybe years from now we’ll remember How the quiet snow came down, How a little stand on a winter day Made a warm place in the town. Not because the day was perfect, Not because the stars aligned, Just because we all were together With those snowflakes on the sign. Snowflakes on the sign, Winter taking its sweet time, Cocoa steaming, people dreaming, Everything feels warm and fine. Come on over, stay awhile, Leave the hurry far behind. There’s a little more to smile about, A little more to hold onto, A little more to love about Those snowflakes on the sign. Snowflakes on the sign, Softly falling, Taking their sweet time.