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Reindeer Games
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I just wanted to say hello and
To wish you a merry Christmas
I hope you're well, singing jingle bells
To someone else this year
But if I can get your attention
For a little minute please
I need you to know
That when it starts to snow
I think of Christmas Eve
Where for years and years
At Christmas time you'd disappear
I'd hide the tears behind the cheer
And just so that we're clear
I'm done playing these reindeer games
It's cold and dark out there
You'll need someone to guide your sleigh
The Northern Star can tell you where you are
But I can light the way
I'll be joyful and triumphant
If you just give me a chance
I'll cast a spell on this Noël
And the world will be entranced
Oh, finally I've realized
How wonderful it is
It's certainly a sight to see
I'll illuminate the skies
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As days grow colder and the heavens opaque,
The angel voices linger like a snowflake
They sing to all a sweet appeal
They sing to all a love revealing
Let’s all rejoice this special feeling
For Christmas is for anyone!
We hear the melodies of winter intertwine.
But it’s the harmony that makes it so divine!
So this Christmas, sing with us, let your spirit shine!
Merry Christmas…
We brace our hearts against the icy weather
Let’s face it with the love we share together
With every smile that you meet
You’ll find your melancholy fleeting
That’s why I think it bears repeating
That Christmas is for anyone!
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Lorrie Doriza New York, New York
Greek-American composer and performer. Loves melodies and high notes.
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