2019/12/21

Seasonal songs that never need to be played again

In no particular order. Does not include novelty songs, just the standard playlist.

I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
My mother is a whore for presents and my father is clueless. And somehow that’s funny.
The Little Drummer Boy
Nobody likes drum solos, kid. Especially not parents of an infant. Get lost in a hurry. Also, see somebody about those animal hallucinations.
Feliz Navidad
I want to wish you a merry funeral pyre lit by the sheet music of your mindless, repetitive, pointless crap. Oh god not another repeat, seriously?
Little Saint Nick
“Christmas comes this time each year” — oh, is that it? Really? It’s been hitting me by surprise for decades — could this truly be the secret? Oh my goodness. It’s so clear now.
The Twelve Days of Christmas
The seasonal version of “99 Bottles of Beer.” Start with verse 12 and get it over with.
It’s Beginning To Look a Lot Like Christmas
“Mom and Dad can hardly wait for school to start again.” Well, maybe in the severely dysfunctional family you grew up in, but I happen to love and enjoy my children and wish them close.
Away In a Manger
“No crying he makes.” As a child, I felt that this set an unreasonable standard. My resentment lingers to this day.

— Frenulum

4 comments:

  1. ‘Last Christmas’
    I suck at relationships and let a loser bone me last Christmas. I’ve learned nothing, and am going to put out for another semi-random dude this year.

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    1. Don't know that one -- sounds like that's a good thing :-)

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  2. I bet you’ve heard it...

    “Last Christmas, I gave you my heart
    But the very next day you gave it away
    This year, to save me from tears
    I'll give it to someone special...”

    Wham wrote it, and Taylor Swift perfected it by adding her whiny teenage vocal style to the adolescent logic of the lyric.

    So yeah, if you really haven’t heard it, that’s a good thing ;-)

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    1. The title didn't jog the memory, but yes indeed, I've heard it often. Too often, to add my vote to yours.

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