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It's A Weird Christmas
02:13
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Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
When it gets closer to December
I start to Remember
How much fun we had those days
Drinking eggnog by the fire
ugly sweaters are required
our tree is way too big for our house
watching movies till' we fall asleep
its a wonderful life
Chorus
Christmas is weird without you
cause your not around to
watch the first snow
and tell me I'm never too old
and I'll always think about the good times
it's so weird without you
(Verse 2)
Hanging lights where we can't reach them
singing songs about mutated snow men
eating cookies til' we die
wrapping presents way too tight
having epic snowball fights
staying outside till our ears fall off
winter time makes me think about you
and I wouldn't have it any other way
(Chorus)
Christmas is weird without you
cause your not around to
watch the first snow
and tell me I'm never too old
and I'll always think about the good times
now christmas is weird
and it's been so long
since its felt normal
and it came too soon
and I had no time to see what this could do
Its so weird without you
cause your not around to
watch the first snow
and tell me I'm never too old
and I'll always think about the good times
now Christmas is weird
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