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The money I'm saving on Christmas this year will be incredibly useful for buying more beer I'm not buying presents for family and friends But this festive season I will be making amends I'll never shop early for presents to give I swear on my mother, for as long as I live For while looking for boxes and our Christmas tree I found boxes of presents from seventy three All wrapped up and labelled in a box all alone Hidden by an old blanket that was haphazardly thrown Beside it, more presents from around eighty four And as I kept on searching I found many more There were presents for Grandad, who is now pushing daisies And a few for Aunt Marg, who we all know was crazy Gifts for the children, who now have kids of their own In fact almost all are for children who've grown I found a few that were given from Santa himself And a few for my husband on an old wooden shelf All wrapped up and labelled and dusty as well I'd febreeze them downstairs to get rid of the smell I promise from now, I will write down what I hide And I'll draw a small map to use as a guide I can't wait now for Christmas to see what we've got From all the Christmases past, and the gifts I forgot!
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Nov 18, 2012
Nov 18, 2012 at 3:29 PM UTC
Forgotten Presents
The money I'm saving on Christmas this year will be incredibly useful for buying more beer I'm not buying presents for family and friends But this festive season I will be making amends I'll never shop early for presents to give I swear on my mother, for as long as I live For while looking for boxes and our Christmas tree I found boxes of presents from seventy three All wrapped up and labelled in a box all alone Hidden by an old blanket that was haphazardly thrown Beside it, more presents from around eighty four And as I kept on searching I found many more There were presents for Grandad, who is now pushing daisies And a few for Aunt Marg, who we all know was crazy Gifts for the children, who now have kids of their own In fact almost all are for children who've grown I found a few that were given from Santa himself And a few for my husband on an old wooden shelf All wrapped up and labelled and dusty as well I'd febreeze them downstairs to get rid of the smell I promise from now, I will write down what I hide And I'll draw a small map to use as a guide I can't wait now for Christmas to see what we've got From all the Christmases past, and the gifts I forgot!
roger-turner
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Nov 18, 2012
Nov 18, 2012 at 3:29 PM UTC
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