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What is "Sweet December"?
What is "Sweet December"?
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4 Dec 2014
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From what I know it's just a phrase used in some obscure songs and is also the name of a band. But it's definitely not a commonly used term in English with a specific meaning. If it's being used in a song, it could just be emphasizing that December was "sweet" month (good, awesome, perfect, etc).
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From what I know it's just a phrase used in some obscure songs and is also the name of a band. But it's definitely not a commonly used term in English with a specific meaning. If it's being used in a song, it could just be emphasizing that December was "sweet" month (good, awesome, perfect, etc).
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Sweet December is the very first day of December which is December 1st. Some people even celebrate that day as an one of the Holidays.
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