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Artist: Carissa's Wierd
Canonical path: /carissas-wierd/a-new-holiday
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A New Holiday
Read A New Holiday lyrics by Carissa's Wierd on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A New Holiday
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You're whole again now
Its an obvious reflection
Can see it in my _________
Taking slow dancing lessons
Nervous laughter filled the voids
When i declared you your own holiday
Your voices sound different though i've heard it before
Remember the winters that we slept in the car
You said your crooked legs don't walk so well
I said my eyes were tired and declared
You your own holiday
You'll be here
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