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No Thanks November
03:14
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Why does winter come so soon
No one gives November room
Christmas lights are great and all
But leaves look pretty during Fall
And it's sad
to see that
Pilgram hats
aren't the fad anymore
Why does winter come so soon
No one gives November room
Christmas lights are great and all
But leaves look pretty during fall
And it's mean
but believe me
I won't put up the tree
until two weeks before Christmas Eve
Because thanks
and giving
are such good things
and I'll take my time remembering
and hold off on the shopping
Why does winter come so soon
No one gives November room
Christmas lights are great and all
but leaves look pretty during fall
Why does everyone I know
love those cheesy Christmas shows
Can't we wait another month
and take our time with things for once
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Music to My Ears
01:39
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Give me a D
or just a moment to get back on key
'Cause I need to say this
and I need to say it quickly
Now give me an E
so I can be
honest with you baby
'cause you do re got me so high I can't
breathe
It's not a major thing
it's all the minor things
you do
And I just can't rest
with the simple thought of you
i can't really sing
but I'll see what I can do
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Alex Velte Conway, Arkansas
Loving people, making music, always moving.
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