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Decembers Past
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In the silver light of winter, take a walk around the park
The city in the distance starts to shimmer in the dark
But I don't think they'd understand this solitary routine
The empty bed and single chair and everything in between
Like a classic music box with a simple melody
Reminders of Decembers past when he was here with me
I'll be here this Christmas, every year it's just the same
Finding little comforts on the loneliest of days
So light up all the candles, close the curtains on the street
Sit within the season's glow with carols on repeat
Like a faded photo of some distant family
Reminders of Decembers past when he was here with me
Here comes the snow at last, to cover all these gaping cracks
Like an old time Christmas song that's in a minor key
Reminders of Decembers past when he was here with me
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Melanie Crew UK
Melanie Crew is a London based singer and musician, writing gentle acoustic music with soulful melodies.
Melanie's songs have received airplay on BBC 6, BBC Kent and BBC Essex.
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