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O Little Town
03:33
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Feliz Navidad
01:40
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O Tannenbaum
01:35
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A Kiss
01:58
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O what bliss, downtown skating till its dark
o what is this? who knew that a kiss could spark
a conversation between my mouth and her beauty mark
My love, My dove my perfect one
O what bliss, we live in a winter wonderland
nice gloves and mitts, I still feel the warmth of her hand
she's about to trip but she has the strong arms of her man
Her love, Her dove Her perfect one
O what lips, what a smile that face hides behind
God in a kiss, that thought of that never crossed my mind
can God exist within the gaze of lover's eyes?
of course he can, for God is love
Lets go, lets go, it's about to snow
I hope, I hope, it's more than 50 inches though
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A Winter Wonderland
01:38
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Silent Night
01:25
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Duane Forrest Toronto, Ontario
The warm acoustics of Duane Forrest will reawaken your soul to the story of l'amour. Delivering in several languages, Duane
weaves bossa nova, jazz, and soul.
Duane was born on August 20th, and was raised in Toronto, Canada. Since then, he has had the chance to learn many instruments and has lived in Mexico, Honduras and Puerto Rico. Duane's passion is music, but more importantly, love.
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