Comfort and Joy
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Comfort and Joy
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The bagel man said, "T, what will you have,
and where is that husband?"
I paused, "in London"
"When's he coming back?"
"Tomorrow he lands"
"When I was a lad, a Christmas I had
was in Londontown surrounded by singing"
Let nothing, no nothing, nothing you dismay
Remember the light is born every day
With tidings of comfort and joy and joy
Tidings of comfort and joy and joy
"With the world of war
a Europe then torn
what family was left said,
'We must brave the new world'
while waiting to board out boat for New York
some carolers came to wave farewell singing"
Let nothing, no nothing, nothing you dismay
Remember the light is born every day
With tidings of comfort and joy and joy
Tidings of comfort and joy and joy
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