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Seasonal Depression
03:31
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The snow is falling down to Earth
As the children run and play
The decorations line the street
And I hear the caroling
The celebration's underway
It's a time of joy for all
But for reasons that I can't explain
I can never play along
The temperature falls as winter comes
But I just want to feel warm
It looks like it'll be a White Christmas
But what's the point when you're alone
I wish the sound of jingle bells
Could bring that Christmas cheer
I never want to be a Grinch
But it comes off insincere
The temperature falls as winter comes
But I just want to feel warm
It looks like it'll be a White Christmas
But what's the point when you're alone
Maybe I’ve been hoping that another mug of eggnog
Would warm my heart or help me to
Sleep through all these shortened days
Cause at least then when I wake up
I won’t be reminded that no one’s there
The temperature falls as winter comes
But I just want to feel warm
It looks like it'll be a White Christmas
But what's the point when you're alone
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