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Christmas Is Overrated!
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VERSE 1:
Christmas Is Overrated
Only to those in the jaded, crowd
We’ll remind them what its all about
Get them to sing, sing out loud
CHORUS: (2x)
Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas
On top of that, best wishes
In the brand new year
Times Square be prepared
Get ready ‘cause the confetti
Gonna be so heavy it will open every
Single cynical heart
Yeah, and that’s just the start
VERSE 2:
Its okay to be jolly
Cultivate your melancholy
At some other party
‘Cause its Christmas time
Put on your best threads and shine
Up your shoes, turn off your 24 hour news
Silence your phones, decorate your homes
Inside and out, while you shout
CHORUS:
Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas
On top of that, best wishes
In the brand new year
Times Square be prepared
Get ready ‘cause the confetti
Gonna be so heavy it will open every
Single cynical heart
Yeah, and that’s just the start
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Knock 'Em Alive New York
Artist Bio
John Q. Gruber (aka “Knock ‘Em Alive”) will be forever indebted to music. He writes and records songs
as a form of pay-back (with interest), hoping to add to the long-term value of the vault. Nothing loaned him more inspiration than New York City between the years 1977 to 1984. It was gritty, grimy and explosively-charged. These were the times of a near-bankrupt city, the reign of Th
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