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Christmas Season


Being excited to start the New Year

Knowing there is nothing to bring you bad fear

Maybe you’ll get up and grab you a beer

Happy and joyful for the upcoming cheer

 

Family and friends will all gather around

Laughing and smiling by the tree you cut down

Looking amazed with their eyes all astound

But you’re too excited to go way downtown

 

The frost of the cold and ice on the roof

People slipping around like it’s burglarproof

In this season you are often aloof

Even with dealing with Gabriel Maloof

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