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These Christmas Lights
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Count down-town to turn it upside down,
the frowns are turning old, i know,
I guess that i’ve been told,
a few times it shows the way it snows.
My thoughts been slipping like it's been on ice,
but I don’t know.
I just can’t hang around anymore.
Better get in the mood cuz it’s that
Christmas time again,
And it’s been so hard to pretend,
Avoiding what to say,
For once I should let you know.
Bring out the lights and it will picture a sign,
So I have hoped,
Imagine this could be a way,
To think everything’s okay.
This goes out to the hearts that go full out in everything they do.
How the hell do they keep it all so new.
They simply answer cuz it’s
Christmas time again,
And it’s been so hard to pretend,
Avoiding what to say,
For once I should let you know.
(X4)
You’d rather take it slow,
Than winning all the fame and glory.
Or would you rather know,
The process of a perfect story.
And letting all the snow,
Melt onto our hands we hold,
Then I can finally show,
That I’d rather stay with you here in the cold.
Finally gave me the fight
(These Christmas lights)
Finally gave me the fight
(These Christmas lights)
Finally gave me the fight
(These Christmas lights)
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