Braithwaite - Who Said Arizona Doesn't Get Cold? lyrics

I'm coming home for Christmas and all its cheer Been trying not to think about how much I've missed this year Maggie's in the ninth grade and the band has taken off Sometimes I wonder why I ever left the ones I love Had to go grow up, had to find myself It's been just four months. Sometimes I feel like someone else The desert doesn't have a way to fill the spaces That I dug into my heart the last time that I saw your faces But I can hear the sleigh bells. The lights tell me only one thing. I am growing up but I'll never grow away I'll still be the last one to wake up on Christmas morning And come down the stairs to see the presents piled up against the fireplace I'll still be the best friend who pays for the gas to get to The movies when we need to forget the time and find some space Remember when we had those deadlines for our songs Afternoons in the back room and then the long drive home I always used to think of how I didn't want to leave And now it isn't so bad here but you better believe That I haven't been to Wendy's since the last time that we went There's something sacred in the value of the little cash we spent Now I only hope the holidays don't fly by as fast As the summer right before or the year before last But I can hear the sleigh bells. The lights tell me only one thing. I am growing up but I'll never grow away I'll still be the last one to wake up on Christmas morning And come down the stairs to see the presents piled up against the fireplace I'll still be the best friend who pays for the cash to get to The movies when we need to forget the time and find some space I'm coming home for Christmas and all it's cheer