Candy Cane Carriage
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Candy Cane Carriage
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Oh what can i do
When you break my heart in two
Oh what can i feel
When you break my heart in pieces
When you break my heart in pieces
Pink a snow sleigh ride
You are good, you were kind
And the magic book defines
To be young and in love
Is a gift laced in gold
All the years have made me scared
Just give me something to share
"better bees than bears"
Is what you used to say
As the pollen filled the air
And the june bugs would sing
We made sun-coloured rings
And i'd kiss you in the trees
And you said you'd never leave
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