Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Enya
Canonical path: /enya/the-spirit-of-christmas-past
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The Spirit Of Christmas Past
Read The Spirit Of Christmas Past lyrics by Enya on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Spirit Of Christmas Past
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When tears are in your eyes
It's time to look inside
Your heart can find another way
Believe in what I say
Don't throw this time away
Tomorrow will be Christmas Day
Christmas Day
So let the shadows go
And drift away like snow
Tomorrow will be Christmas Day
Tomorrow will be Christmas Day
Christmas Day
So dream until the night
Becomes the morning light
Tomorrow will be Christmas Day
Tomorrow will be Christmas Day
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