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Artist: Babybird
Canonical path: /babybird/christmas-god-of-new-york
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Christmas God Of New York
Read Christmas God Of New York lyrics by Babybird on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Christmas God Of New York
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The Apple went bad and lost its smile
It was heaven for a while
You get it all at any price
God I'm so glad you named it twice
Shut up, sit down, don't talk
It's the Christmas God of New York
Shut up, sit down, don't walk
It's the Christmas God of New York
There's Christmas light around the spire
My little bulldog's all on fire
Wish I could walk across the sea
That bad old apple's where I should be
Chorus x 2
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