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You'll Find Christmas
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When lights are hung from evergreens
And silver bells begin to ring
Some may ask what Christmas really means
If presents wrapped are topped with bows
And couples kiss by mistletoe
What is it that makes this season glow
Where there's joy
Where there's hope
Where there's love
You'll Find Christmas
With stockings hung in stocking caps
And memories of Christmas past
Why can't we seem to make these feelings last
Where there's joy
Where there's hope
Where there's love
You'll Find Christmas
In little hearts, in little drums,
In silent wishes, sugarplums,
Christmas lives inside us, eveyone
Where there's joy
Where there's hope
Where there's love
You'll Find Christmas
Where there's peace
Where there's joy
Where there's love
You'll Find Christmas
Where there's joy
Where there's hope
Where there's love
You'll Find Christmas
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Nick Peay Louisville, Kentucky
“I like expressing the emotion of different things I’m going through, but not necessarily the standard relationship stuff,” Peay says. “I want people to be able to relate to my songs, but not just because they got a new girlfriend or just broke up with someone. I want people to relate, but on an intelligent level; I like making people think about things.” ... more
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