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lyrics

Christmas is my favorite season
Christmas is the reason to live
Waited all through the year for this This-mas
Christmas time again

Baby, I gotcho present
Meet me under mistletoe
I don't care where the year went, honey
When we're lookin’ out at the snow

Walkin' the city
Lights are so pretty 
Baby, so are you
(But they don't hold a candle to you)
Streets of snow and a cold wind blowin'
Baby, won't ya come inside, and warm yourself by the fire

Christmas is my favorite season
Christmas is the reason to live
Waited all through the year for this This-mas
Christmas time again

Santa, I’ve been a good girl
If I meet him under mistletoe
Better be somethin' shiny, brotha, or he ain't gettin’ nothin’ but coal

Walkin' the city
Lights are so pretty 
Baby, so are you
(But they don't hold a candle to you)
Streets of snow and a cold wind blowin'
Baby, won't ya come inside, and warm yourself by the fire

Fa, la-la, la my Christmas wish is...
Fa, la-la, la ....just wanna be with you every Christmas night

credits

from My Favorite Season / The Christmas Joy, released November 26, 2013
"My Favorite Season"
Baritone Saxophone: Ryan Latham
Bass Guitar: Stephen King
Drums: Austin Aguirre
Guitar: Dustin Sellers
Piano: Jared Cooper
Trumpet: Fredrick Weathersby
Vocals: Benjamin A. Harper, Laura Mayo, Alexis Saski, Dustin Sellers

"My Favorite Season" written by Dustin Sellers with Benjamin A. Harper
Lyrics by Dustin Sellers and Benjamin A. Harper

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