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[Intro]
(Bom-bom-bom-bom)
Ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh
(Bom-bom-bom-bom)
Ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh

[Verse 1]
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Try and imagine a house that's not a home
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Try to imagine a Christmas all alone
That's where I'll be since you left me, my tears could melt the snow
What can I do without you? I got no place, no place to go

[Chorus]
It'll be lonely this Christmas without you to hold

It'll be lonely this Christmas, lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold without you to hold
This Christmas

[Verse 2]
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Each time, I remember the day you went away
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And how I would listen to the things you had to say
I just break down as I look around and the only things I see
Are emptiness and loneliness and an unlit Christmas tree


[Chorus]
It'll be lonely this Christmas, without you to hold
It'll be lonely this Christmas, lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold without you to hold
This Christmas

[Bridge (Spoken)]
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You remember last year, when you and I were together?
We never thought there'd be an end
And I remember looking at you and I remember thinkin'
That Christmas must've been made for us
'Cause darlin', this is the time of year
That you really, you really need love, when it means so very, very much

[Refrain (Spoken)]
So it'll be lonely this Christmas, without you to hold
It'll be so very, lonely and cold

[Chorus]
It'll be lonely this Christmas, without you to hold
It'll be lonely this Christmas, lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold without you to hold
This Christmas

[Outro (Spoken)]
Merry Christmas, darlin', wherever you are

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