December In July
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December In July
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You were summertime
But now that you are gone
Only cold nights
In the heartland
Clouds across the Sun
Tell it to the world
Waiting for the girl
Don't come
And it's December in July
I can feel the cold inside
Now it's December in July
And a song has died
Praying in my bed
Staring at the night
I hear you talking
I see you walking
A love against the tide
Waiting for the girl
Don't come
And it's December in July
I can feel the cold inside
Now it's December in July
And a song has died
Living in a bad dream
Ever since you left me
My heart is getting colder
You're not here with me
And it's December in July
I can feel the cold inside
Now it's December in July
And a song has died
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Gerard Joling performs "December In July", and this lyric page sits inside the Gerard Joling catalog on LyroVerse.
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