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Sad Christmas
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Frost piles up on my window,
and I'm shivering down to the bone.
As I scrape and thaw my windows,
I confess to myself.
Christmases come and Christmases go,
sometimes they all blur together.
But this year I definitely know,
this one won't be one to remember.
I can't forget all these sad holidays,
Family and friends that weren't supposed to end.
I can't forget this melon collie feeling,
that comes with the chill of Christmas again.
This year everything's on sale,
but all my friends have set sail.
To do much better things,
with much better meaning.
Yeah, and my Christmas tree,
is really lacking the feeling.
I can't forget all these sad holidays,
Family and friends that weren't supposed to end.
I can't forget this melon collie feeling,
that comes with the chill of Christmas again.
This year we'll do what we always do,
make the best out of the worst.
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What evil force drives your mind,
when you're stuck at the end of the line.
And there's nothing else around,
you're just looking for hallowed ground.
It's like you've fallen off your bike,
and you've hit the bottom of the dyke.
There's nowhere else to run,
this terror can't be out done.
It's coming for you,
it's coming for me.
It's getting to you,
it's getting to me.
It's the evil force,
that drives it far.
What evil force,
drives the car.
It's coming for you,
it's coming for me.
It's getting to you,
it's getting to me.
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Plunkett Woodhull, Illinois
Meeting in their freshmen P.E. class, Jake Messman, Jacob Beck and Timothy Yates quickly found a common interest in music. Later that year they formed a band that would eventually become Plunkett. Plunkett has a wide range of influences ranging from Van Halen to Pavement, writing melodic, guitar driven songs. ... more
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