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Alan Cox - Memories of Christmas (Christmas)

Alan Cox - Memories of Christmas

Alan Cox is back with a new song! This time, he's bringing us Memories of Christmas. The song is an original Christmas single intended to evoke nostalgia and take listeners back to happier times spent with family when they were younger. Alan wrote this song in memory of his grandmother, who passed away several years ago. While the title refers to Christmas, the song does not have to be limited to this time of year. Alan is overjoyed to finally share this song with the world, and the response has been overwhelming!

My favorite part of the lyrics is probably two lines in the chorus, because it also brings back precious memories of loved ones that have gone ahead of me: 'But of all the things I loved the most your smile laugh and way you spoke / And of all the things under the tree you were always good to me.'

Check out his song / video to get a better sense of what Memories of Christmas means to Alan.





You can listen to the track directly on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/78eR4Iw57ma7ZU9Tutu4UP

Here is a link to the video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjdcsajiHp4

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