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Still Christmas
03:29
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The snow falls blinding white
A sudden winter sight
The tree of summer's eve
Grows ever obsolete
The sunshine, oh so brief
If the falling snow was a summer rain
If the sweater weather never came
If the waterways were nothing less
And the coldest wind was warm at best
Was it Christmas to you
Was it still Christmas to you
Your footprints disappear
The season now so clear
The weight upon the leaves
A balance misperceived
The rug slid out from your feet
If the falling snow was a summer rain
If the sweater weather never came
If the waterways were nothing less
And the coldest wind was warm at best
Was it Christmas to you
Was it still Christmas to you
The sunshine oh so brief
If the falling snow was a summer rain
If the sweater weather never came
If your steaming mug was ever still
And your cozy home a bitter chill
Was it Christmas to you
Was it still Christmas to you
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Silent Night
02:07
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Lighthouse Keepers Cambridge, Massachusetts
Abby Westover (lead vocals and ukulele), Colby Knight (vocals and guitar), Ella Duncan (vocals and violin), Aidan Chavez (percussion), and Matt Matsudaira (bass guitar)
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