Ghost Of Christmas Past (feat. Mick Flannery)
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Ghost Of Christmas Past (feat. Mick Flannery)
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Snowmen in the field I see
Ride the coal-bags down the hill with me
Hey look you've got Rudolf's nose
Put my hat on you'll get cold
Now let's have a snowball fight
I always want you on my side
Sit down by the fire with me
Let's try and climb the Christmas tree
You and I alone will go
And I will walk you all the way back home
And we will talk about our school and things
And I will see you tomorrow please
Oh, yeah I forgot this part
This is where you break my heart
You told me that you loved me then
Did you really mean it friend?
And don't go telling me lies love
Tell me the truth love
Tell me the truth love
'Cause that way I won't have to know love
Won't have to see love
Won't have to ask the Ghost of Christmas Past
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