
Here’s a little something I wrote four years ago for my wife, who hates a certain Christmas song by Paul McCartney. Hopefully, this will help you the next time you’re sitting in the corner, arms wrapped around your knees, rocking back and forth, all because this song came on the radio or the muzak or (shudder) just popped into your head.
And I dare you to sing the original chorus ever again…
(sprinkly, tinkly, Casio-esque synth pop music)
The Moog is on,
The organs beep,
We hear some bells,
And I might weep
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
McCartney’s on,
The song is bland,
A melody
I cannot stand
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
The choir of children sing their song
Ding dong, King Kong,
Sing-song gone wrong…
(War is over,
No, it isn’t…
War is over,
No, it isn’t…)
Ohhhh
Ohhhhhhh
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
The words are short,
They seem to be
One syllable,
Simplicity
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
The choir of children repeat their words,
This song is for the birds
Sing song, sing song (War is over)
Ding dong, ding dong (No, it isn’t)
Ding dong, ding dong (That’s John Lennon)
(No, it’s a cover…)
The music’s played,
The spirits drunk,
Let’s hunt him down,
Man on the run…
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes
The Moog is on,
The organs beep,
We hear Sir Paul,
And I might weep
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes (Song is over…)
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes (If you want it…)
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes (Song is over…)
Simply hating repetitive Christmas tunes (Now…)
Ohhhhhhhhh
Christmas tunes