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The snow is falling down.
the temperature is dropping.
The lights light up the town
and everyone is Christmas shopping.
But I'm lost in the crowd,
oh why can't I remember
the reason I'm so down
and why this happens to me every cold December?It's a feeling that I just can't dismiss
I'm gonna spend a lonely Christmas,
sitting here and staring back at my TV.
A Miracle On 34rth Street
on the all-night TV repeat,
just Bob Hope and Santa Claus and me.Those conversations I can't stand
Cause I know what they're gonna say,
"Tell us all your Christmas plans."
When they know I'll be home for the holidays...So why can't they mind their own business?
I'm gonna spend a lonely Christmas
sitting in my living room.

For all they know I might have family,
friends and neighbors, Christmas cards and wrapping paper
trimmings on the tree and mistletoe.But they can't hurt me anymore
if I won't share their Christmas spirit.
They won't hang holly at my door,
They won't sing carols, won't come knocking,
won't come near it.So why can't they mind their own business?
I'm gonna spend a lonely Christmas
Sitting in my living room but that's ok.
I don't need no one else, I got my
microwave and a turkey pot-pie...
just another lonely Christmas day
just another lonely Christmas day
whoa oh oh oh oh oh
just another lonely Christmas day, hey hey hey
JUST ANOTHER LONELY CHRISTMAS DAY!

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The Orioles were an American R&B group, one of the earliest such vocal bands. Sonny Til formed the band in Baltimore with Alexander Sharp, George Nelson, Johnny Reed and Tommy Gaither and called the group The Vibra-Naires. A local shopgirl and songwriter named Deborah Chessler became the manager for the Vibra-Naires. They soon signed to It's a Natural Records, a subsidiary of Jubilee Records, changed their name to the Orioles, and released "It's Too Soon to Know" (1948), which became a huge R&B hit and was one of the first "race" songs to cross over into mainstream markets.

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