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Next Year at Xmas
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It’s been a long time, I’ve been sitting all alone here
I like it that way, but it gets hard this time of year
You’ve got your presents, you’ve got your family, in this winter storm
Well I’ve got nothing, and I’ve got no one to keep me warm
Maybe next year at Christmas
I won’t be alone here, feeling so blue
Maybe next year at Christmas
I’ll hang my stocking by the fire next to you
Maybe next year I’ll take an airplane down to paradise
I’ll go out dancing and get those fancy drinks on ice
I’ll see the ocean, I’ll go sky diving, I’ll have a love affair
But darling, nothing’s quite as fun without you there
Maybe next year at Christmas
I won’t be alone here, feeling so blue
Maybe next year at Christmas
I’ll hang my stocking by the fire next to you
Maybe next year, I’ll find someone who really needs a friend
I’ll make them pancakes, give their lonely heart a mend
I’ll tell them if you get too low, pick up the telephone
‘Cause if you’ve got those Christmas blues you’re not alone
Maybe next year at Christmas
I won’t be alone here, feeling so blue
Maybe next year at Christmas
I’ll hang my stocking by the fire next to you
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Sarah Howard Ottawa, Ontario
Sarah Howard is a singer-songwriter who never ceases to be inspired by a long walk along the shores of Lake Ontario. Having studied with celebrated Canadian singer-songwriters Ian Tamblyn and Lynn Miles, her music explores the journeys we all take throughout the world and within ourselves in English and French. ... more
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