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"Let It Snow" for two, by the tree lights
Jada Facer and John Buckley keep "Let It Snow" small. An acoustic guitar carries the tune, and lit Christmas trees glow behind them. more
They sing at night in front of decorated trees strung with lights. A guitar keeps a soft, steady strum underneath them.
SaveEarly on they reach the part about the walk home. When we finally kiss good night, how I hate going out in the storm. But if you really hold me tight, all the way home I'll be warm.
The fire is slowly dying, they sing next, but as long as you love me so, let it snow. Their voices sit well together, and the harmony is what listeners single out. Then the singing stops for a while and the music carries on without it.
SaveWhen they come back in, they circle around to the heart of the song again. As long as you love me so, let it snow.
SaveListeners call it super cozy and warm, and more than one admires the set. One says that even when sick at home, Jada's singing makes them feel ten times better.
There's one more round of let it snow, and then the line that sums up the mood. We've got no place to go.
SaveThey close on one more as long as you love me. The whole duet takes a little over two minutes.
















