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Brian McKnight ~ Silent Night-interlude


I'm mrs. nat king cole And what a joy it's been To be asked by brian mcknight To remember some of the christmas' with my husband We were married 17 years and 15 of those years We spent every christmas the same way It was god, love, and our children And our closest friends It was always the same menu He got up at 5 o'clock in the morning And with me and my children We opened gifts We have really, so much to remember in our family I hope that some of you do too I hope you will remember the love first And then your family It is just so important My husband's gone But you know something, i have his grandchildren That's gonna be wonderful for me But there's one line i've got to leave with you Merry christmas to kids from 1 to 92 more free lyrics

I'm mrs. nat king cole
And what a joy it's been
To be asked by brian mcknight
To remember some of the christmas' with my husband
We were married 17 years and 15 of those years
We spent every christmas the same way
It was god, love, and our children
And our closest friends
It was always the same menu
He got up at 5 o'clock in the morning
And with me and my children
We opened gifts
We have really, so much to remember in our family
I hope that some of you do too
I hope you will remember the love first
And then your family
It is just so important
My husband's gone
But you know something, i have his grandchildren
That's gonna be wonderful for me
But there's one line i've got to leave with you
Merry christmas to kids from 1 to 92

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