Swaying Evergreens
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Swaying Evergreens
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Many times they've told me
Beware of your flesh
But tell me why
Your Jesus wore skin like the rest
I know the
Touch of her soft skin
The swaying evergreens
The snow silently falling
Making love to her in the morning
It all seems a holy thing
They said matter doesn't matter
Joined naked to shame
But when I read of Christmas
Ohh it's a physical thing
Just like the
Touch of her soft skin
The swaying evergreens
The snow silently falling
Making love to her in the morning
It all seems a holy thing
It seems a holy thing
It seems a holy thing
It seems a holy thing
It seems a holy thing
Touch of her soft skin
The swaying evergreens
The snow silently falling
Making love to her in the morning
It all seems a holy thing
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