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Artist: Basia Bulat
Canonical path: /basia-bulat/december
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December
Read December lyrics by Basia Bulat on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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December
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I touched the ink on my paper,
a permanant scar i'm gonna carry forever to remember your arms
and though your eyes were december when you had june in your heart
and now your hands are so restless,
I never knew how you felt
and now i'm crossing my fingers, cause nothing else helps,
and I don't want to forget you but I can't help myself
I want to hang on even though you're gone
and it wont be long 'til winter's gone again
oh, oh, I want to hang on even though you're gone
and it wont be long 'til winter's gone again
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