A Christmas Carol
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A Christmas Carol
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When I see the christmas lights
They remind me of stories of my life
I wonder why I became this stain
I must have walked on the borderline
How I wish I could hold you strongly once again, babe
Open gifts with the kids, kiss them and see their faces
But today I am behind this window looking inside on christmas eve
My heart is frozen, feeling torn
At least I get to see your smile in tears
It’s cold outside, I hurt inside
I just wanna mend what’s been lost in my life
It’s been so long
How I wish I could hold you strongly once again, babe
Open gifts with the kids, kiss them and see their faces
But today I am behind this window looking inside on christmas eve
My heart is frozen, feeling torn
At least I get to see your smile in tears
I’ll never be in the picture with you guys
Dreams shattered within memories left behind so long
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