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And I'd like to wish you A Melancholy Christmas Because this year isn't quite the same You feel twinges of regret As age fogs your brain Think far too much Enjoy the wonder of happiness As it fades like the day Night takes over And Oh, sister You bring me joy While slipping me sorrow And Oh, brother I want to be angry But my wishes for you overcome My love, you wait Unseen for now Quiet, meek, darling How I wish you the best But like me, we join In this Melancholy Christmas The sorrow the night brings The joy the night brings Let us end this waiting game When subconscious melt to dreams May all turn out for the best Please God, let it be for the best And Oh, Sister You are so dear and fragile Behind that boulder fortress of yours And Oh, Brother May we be forgiven for our sins May we make the best of this So Santa, for this melancholy Christmas I want one thing Guidance Happiness Truth And, Love In One
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Apr 18, 2012
Apr 18, 2012 at 10:45 PM UTC
Melancholy Christmas
And I'd like to wish you A Melancholy Christmas Because this year isn't quite the same You feel twinges of regret As age fogs your brain Think far too much Enjoy the wonder of happiness As it fades like the day Night takes over And Oh, sister You bring me joy While slipping me sorrow And Oh, brother I want to be angry But my wishes for you overcome My love, you wait Unseen for now Quiet, meek, darling How I wish you the best But like me, we join In this Melancholy Christmas The sorrow the night brings The joy the night brings Let us end this waiting game When subconscious melt to dreams May all turn out for the best Please God, let it be for the best And Oh, Sister You are so dear and fragile Behind that boulder fortress of yours And Oh, Brother May we be forgiven for our sins May we make the best of this So Santa, for this melancholy Christmas I want one thing Guidance Happiness Truth And, Love In One
mary-moussa
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Lebanese
Apr 18, 2012
Apr 18, 2012 at 10:45 PM UTC
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