“I want to hear you laugh,
Don't let the mystery go now.”

—  Kate Bush

Song lyrics, Singles and rarities
Context: December will be magic again.
Don't miss the brightest star,
Kiss under mistletoe,
I want to hear you laugh,
Don't let the mystery go now.

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