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Amy Grant ~ Christmas Can't Be Very Far Away


Little bits of heaven Floating gently by the window Soon this dirty city will be Covered with a new snow Let's put on our winter boots Go outside and play Christmas can't be very far away Weather girl says "bundle up" It's gonna be a cold one I'll put on my wooly hat You'll wear your dad's old stetson Pretty lights are everywhere Shining night and day Christmas can't be very far away Let's take a walk downtown and Go dream shopping in the mall The kids can do the santa thing Photographs and all We'll get the biggest tree this year And trim it to the top And spend a whole lot more Than what we've got But so what Come next spring I know we will be Ready for the sunshine Right now throwin' snowballs At each other's such a fun time Kids will think we're crazy For a while and that's okay Christmas can't be very far away Christmas can't be very far away more free lyrics

Little bits of heaven
Floating gently by the window
Soon this dirty city will be
Covered with a new snow
Let's put on our winter boots
Go outside and play
Christmas can't be very far away

Weather girl says "bundle up"
It's gonna be a cold one
I'll put on my wooly hat
You'll wear your dad's old stetson
Pretty lights are everywhere
Shining night and day
Christmas can't be very far away

Let's take a walk downtown and
Go dream shopping in the mall
The kids can do the santa thing
Photographs and all
We'll get the biggest tree this year
And trim it to the top
And spend a whole lot more
Than what we've got
But so what

Come next spring
I know we will be
Ready for the sunshine
Right now throwin' snowballs
At each other's such a fun time
Kids will think we're crazy
For a while and that's okay
Christmas can't be very far away
Christmas can't be very far away

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