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Human Celebration
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I saw the humans celebrating
It was wintery days and they celebrated
Fireworks in the night sky
Making stars in the black
The delight in their eyes
Welcoming all these lights
They were humans in celebration
They greeted their loved ones holding gifts
They just rejoiced full of smiles
All their troubles would have to wait for afterwards
Now it was time for nothing but to celebrate
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I saw the humans celebrating
It was wintery days and they celebrated
Fireworks in the night sky
Making stars in the black
The delight in their eyes
Welcoming all these lights
They were humans in celebration
They greeted their loved ones holding gifts
They just rejoiced full of smiles
All their troubles would have to wait for afterwards
Now it was time for nothing but to celebrate
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I saw the humans celebrating
It was wintery days and they celebrated
Fireworks in the night sky
Making stars in the black
The delight in their eyes
Welcoming all these lights
They were humans in celebration
They greeted their loved ones holding gifts
They just rejoiced full of smiles
All their troubles would have to wait for afterwards
Now it was time for nothing but to celebrate
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I saw the humans celebrating
It was wintery days and they celebrated
Fireworks in the night sky
Making stars in the black
The delight in their eyes
Welcoming all these lights
They were humans in celebration
They greeted their loved ones holding gifts
They just rejoiced full of smiles
All their troubles would have to wait for afterwards
Now it was time for nothing but to celebrate
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I saw the humans celebrating
It was wintery days and they celebrated
Fireworks in the night sky
Making stars in the black
The delight in their eyes
Welcoming all these lights
They were humans in celebration
They greeted their loved ones holding gifts
They just rejoiced full of smiles
All their troubles would have to wait for afterwards
Now it was time for nothing but to celebrate
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Lydia Plain London, UK
I'm an indie artist based in London, UK.
I'm a classical pianist, a musicologist and a
teacher.
All my music is written, performed and produced by me.
I find creativity in experimentation and practice.
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