Sickly Sweet Holidays
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Sickly Sweet Holidays
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Oh lights are shining down
But I feel dead
The sickly sweet holidays keep me in bed
But when I'm awake
I'm crying every day
I wish that you were here
When christmas comes this time each year
I'll wrap you up and send you to myself
I don't want anything from anyone else
I'm sitting in my room
Dreaming of you
I can't wait 'til you get here
When christmas comes this time each year
I'm feeling better since you returned my calls
So string up some christmas lights
Lets deck these halls
I've one more thing to say
Don't ever go away
Oh I'm glad you're here
When christmas comes this time each year.
Ba da ba.
Always end a christmas song with another christmas song.
Smash the piano.
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Dallon Weekes performs "Sickly Sweet Holidays", and this lyric page sits inside the Dallon Weekes catalog on LyroVerse.
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