| Oh, no one else is happily
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| Recklessly asking for more than
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| What they may need
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| I can’t say what I need
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| Oh, temper what you say if you’ve
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| Nothing nice to say
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| So my grandmother says to me
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| With her heart on her sleeve
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| So, sadly I left the door
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| Open and I let the dog out in the snow
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| Oh where did she go?
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| Oh, father friend, will you punish me, punish me
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| With a look of contempt, with a look of contempt
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| I can’t recall
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| Oh, I know you did right by me, right by me
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| Wagging your hands when you found me
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| With a bag of your things
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| Please, please don’t be a stranger here
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| A stranger who takes from the world
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| Who takes from the world
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| You, you must be a Christmas tree, a Christmas tree
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| You light up the room, oh, you light up the room
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| Oh you light up the room
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| So, suddenly you kiss me
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| You tickled me in front of your mother
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| Who looked away
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| With her hands on her face
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| Don’t run away my friend
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| You won’t be back again
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| You said you needed me
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| But I know that you needed yourself to be cleaned of me
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| Don’t run away my friend
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| You won’t be back again
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| You said you needed me
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| But I know that you needed yourself to be cleaned of me
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| Don’t run away my friend
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| You won’t be back again
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| You ran your hands through my hair in the snow
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| Where the frost of it blows with the terrible ghost
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| Don’t run away my friend
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| You won’t be back again
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| You said you needed me
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| But I know… |