Christmas Card taby ukulele według Desmond Dornak

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I wrote you this Christmas card
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The only way to say, "hey," from afar
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I didn't think I'd fall this hard
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I hate Christmas spent apart 

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I'm in Kalamazoo
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You're in Timbuktu
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Always on the move
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Headed somewhere new

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And I wanna be there too, dear
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Started this note with you, dear
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Cuz you're first and foremost, the one that I adore
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It might not sound sincere, dear
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But my need for you's severe, dear
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And at the end, I hope I'll be sincerely yours 

B                 D F A
I'll be sincerely yours
A                 D F A 
I'll be sincerely yours 

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I wrote you this Christmas card 
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The adhesion of season's greetings with Hallmark
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A cheap poem mixed with cheap art
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To convey what's on my heart

A      Bm C#m F
I'm in Kalamazoo
F         A
You're in Timbuktu
A              Bm C#m F
Always on the move
F                A 
Headed somewhere new

A                    D 
And I wanna be there too, dear
D                      A 
Started this note with you, dear
A          F                                     A 
Cuz you're first and foremost, the one that I adore
A                  D 
It might not sound sincere, dear
D                     A 
But my need for you's severe, dear
A           F                            B 
And at the end, I hope I'll be sincerely yours 

B                 D F A
I'll be sincerely yours
A                 D F A 
I'll be sincerely yours
A                 F Cm Bm A
I'll be sincerely yours
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I'll be sincerely yours