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Alan Jackson ~ Merry Christmas To Me


Today I took some paper from the closet And wrapped the wedding ring You left behind And I addressed it to the man Who vowed to love you And on the little card I wrote these words inside Merry Christmas to me Just one gift beneath my tree For the fool who let you leave Merry Christmas to me Then I sat down in my chair And thought about you About the many reasons why you're gone And I opened up the present that I gave to me And realized how much it hurts to be alone Chorus more free lyrics

Today I took some paper from the closet
And wrapped the wedding ring
You left behind
And I addressed it to the man
Who vowed to love you
And on the little card
I wrote these words inside

Merry Christmas to me
Just one gift beneath my tree
For the fool who let you leave
Merry Christmas to me

Then I sat down in my chair
And thought about you
About the many reasons why you're gone
And I opened up the present that I gave to me
And realized how much it hurts to be alone

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