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Skating On Thin Ice
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One Year ago on New Years eve we started with a bang
Then you dropped the ball you forgot to call but I still fell anyway
Now the seasons of our love have had more downs than ups
So this Christmas time I’ll make it clear honey don’t push your luck
On Valentines you brought a bottle of wine but you drank two by yourself
Instead of driving me to lover’s lane you crashed on my couch
On Easter morn I went hunting for you but I couldn’t find you anywhere
Those April showers brought stormy weather you forgot my birthday all together
They say that Christmas time’s about forgiveness and mercy
But honey this time I’m warning ya second chances don’t grow on evergreen trees
Well you’ve been real reliable at letting me down but I’m ready to be surprised
So you’d better make Christmas nice cause you’re skating on thin ice
By the 4th of July I was fighting for my independence from you
And on Memorial day I was remembering ways you went and made me blue
On Halloween night I couldn’t recognize the person in front of me
At Thanksgiving dinner you hogged the butter you provoked my father and insulted my mother
They say that Christmas time’s about forgiveness and mercy
But honey this time I’m warning ya second chances don’t grow on evergreen trees
Well you’ve been real reliable at letting me down but I’m ready to be surprised
So you’d better make Christmas nice cause you’re skating on thin ice
They say that Christmas time’s about forgiveness and mercy
But honey this time I’m warning ya second chances don’t grow on evergreen trees
Well you’ve been real reliable at letting me down but I’m ready to be surprised
So you’d better make Christmas nice cause you’re skating on thin ice
Yeah you’d better make Christmas nice cause you’re skating on thin ice
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Katie Morey Rochester, New York
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