Christmas!

Hey, there's a season to celebrate goodness!
the season is near -
it might have passeth
or maybe it is just near.

Hey, there's a season to celebrate goodness!
the joy of victorious war,
the sumptuous famine
the bewildering pollutions.

Hey, there's a season to celebrate goodness!
where heart is left at home,
and loneliness speaks aloud
and laughters shared oneself.

Hey, there's a season to celebrate goodness!
a season that is near,
but everything that is needed
seems so far.

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