Christmas with No One to Love

Grief. We all sound like the third act of Uncle Tom's cabin. And what are we waiting for? Maybe get some play. That'd be you sit there. Bud, pull up a chair. Now, get this one for Mommy.

There's nothing like him, Mr. Gospel. Thanks, given. I'm starving. So am I. You know something? This is the happiest, unhappy Thanksgiving I've ever spent. Well, I feel I'd like to say thanks in a... Thanks in a rather special way, O Lord.

We give thee thanks from the depths of our humble hearts, for all the blessings thou hast seen fit to bestow upon us. We thank thee for the food which traces our table, and the roof which covers our hip.

We thank thee for the privilege of living as free men in a country which respects our freedom, and our personal rights to worship and think and speak as we choose. We thank Be for making us a family, for giving us sincerity and understanding.

But most of all, dear Lord, we thank Be for giving us the greatest gift a family may know. A gift of love for one another. Christmas can be a sad affair when there's no one to love you and no one to care.

Makes one blue, when this Christmas fires me lonely Wanting you carols, beam song baroque Candy and toys, and a tree near the fire Makes me blue, Christmas fires me lonely Wanting you bells, will start to ring The entering quiet will start to sing, telling the story of a new one King, my baby, the one

to make Christmas.