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By the fire sung a choir
Crying, whining like a siren Christmas night– what a sight! Shining lights bring bright delight. The styles high and dry Climb into my eye I’ll spend a dime to buy some pie and give it to the friar as he reads the Bible to the choir. It’s a fine time to dine while Thy mighty eye decries my crimes reminds me, smites me, chides me, fights me, and sets me right on Christmas night.
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