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Home Alone for Christmas
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I’ll put up my feet
And pour a dram of whiskey neat
I’ve got a funny, crooked tree
Don’t feel sorry for me
Please no drama for Christmas dear
Please no drama for Christmas dear
My thoughts are crystal clear
And I love being home alone for Christmas this year
My apparel’s donned
I’ll put an Otis record on
I don’t mind that there’s no snow
Don’t got anywhere I have to go
Please no drama for Christmas dear
Please no drama for Christmas dear
My thoughts are crystal clear
And I love being home alone for Christmas this year
I can sleep until noon if I’m feeling tired
Or stay up till sunrise if I’m feeling wired
No one to judge if I’ve been good or bad
This is the best damn Christmas I’ve ever had!
Please no drama for Christmas dear
Please no drama for Christmas dear
My thoughts are crystal clear
And I love being home alone for Christmas this year
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Jessi Robertson Nashville, Tennessee
Jessi Robertson is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter whose work navigates the boundaries between reality and imagination, and lays bare her own emotional truths.
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