Your Friends & Mine (Christmas Song)
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Your Friends & Mine (Christmas Song)
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Lights brightly shining
Glitter and gold
Gifts fixed with wrapping
Ribbons and bows
Seeing the people
You never see
And telling stories around the tree
Lets spend Christmas
With your friends and mine.
Logs on the fire
Kids in their beds
Can't get the morning
Out of their heads
Snow just stopped falling
Covered the ground
So glad to be here
With you all around
Lets spend Christmas
With your friends and mine.
They're having a party
Just next door
So let's take our guitars
And knock on their door
Lets spend Christmas
With your friends and mine.
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