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My Christmas tree Is not the same as yours You see, my tree is in my mind It can't be bought in stores It's made up of a lot of things I couldn't ever, ever buy And I put them on my Christmas Tree Using my minds eye The star atop my Christmas tree Is as bright as bright can be My tree topper is The North Star It's the brightest one you see For tinsel, I use icicles That Mother Nature made By hitting us with an ice storm With devastation laid For ornaments, I have my pick There is so much there to choose With a winter pallet so diverse With whites, reds, greens and blues For lights, I use the stars again And street lights as I need I let them shine and light my tree It's the brightest tree indeed In my mind my tree is ten feet tall With gifts piled half as high But, in reality, there is no tree It's just in my minds eye You see, I am a prisoner Of machines and stuck in doors I haven't had a Christmas Tree Since Nineteen Eighty Four But, still I choose to celebrate Giving gifts and sending cards But I lie here looking outward So, going out, well...it's too hard My tree, it is incredible And the best part, I must say Is that I can enjoy it all year round And when I'm done, it goes away No needles dropping on my floor No checking strands of lights My tree, it shows up when I want And it's always out of sight I wish you could walk in my mind And share my tree with me It's ten feet tall, and beautiful And it's just for me to see.
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Dec 9, 2012
Dec 9, 2012 at 2:54 PM UTC
My Christmas Tree
My Christmas tree Is not the same as yours You see, my tree is in my mind It can't be bought in stores It's made up of a lot of things I couldn't ever, ever buy And I put them on my Christmas Tree Using my minds eye The star atop my Christmas tree Is as bright as bright can be My tree topper is The North Star It's the brightest one you see For tinsel, I use icicles That Mother Nature made By hitting us with an ice storm With devastation laid For ornaments, I have my pick There is so much there to choose With a winter pallet so diverse With whites, reds, greens and blues For lights, I use the stars again And street lights as I need I let them shine and light my tree It's the brightest tree indeed In my mind my tree is ten feet tall With gifts piled half as high But, in reality, there is no tree It's just in my minds eye You see, I am a prisoner Of machines and stuck in doors I haven't had a Christmas Tree Since Nineteen Eighty Four But, still I choose to celebrate Giving gifts and sending cards But I lie here looking outward So, going out, well...it's too hard My tree, it is incredible And the best part, I must say Is that I can enjoy it all year round And when I'm done, it goes away No needles dropping on my floor No checking strands of lights My tree, it shows up when I want And it's always out of sight I wish you could walk in my mind And share my tree with me It's ten feet tall, and beautiful And it's just for me to see.
roger-turner
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Canadian
Dec 9, 2012
Dec 9, 2012 at 2:54 PM UTC
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