The Holidays
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The Holidays
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Don’t know much about life these days
All I know is what I’ve been told
Well, lately everything seems to fall on deaf ears
I didn’t know you were gone ‘til it was too late
And if it all, if it all’d been my fault
I take a constant ache in the holidays
Give me one more shot
Any, all, or none
I went back to your heart
Don’t remember much these days
Only us when we were only 19
Lately everything seems so fucked up
I didn’t know you were gone ‘til it was too late
And if it all, if it all’d been my fault
I take a constant ache in the holidays
Give me one more shot
Any, all, or none
I went back to your heart
And if it all, if it all’d been my fault
I take a constant ache in the holidays
Give me one more shot
Any, all, or none
I went back to your heart
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