Christmas is a sacred time, |
To mark the birth of Christ, |
When we all can have a holiday, |
And things go up in price. |
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A family time, a happy time, |
Of peace and love and joy, |
When Santa Claus invades the
shops, |
And tries to flog you toys. |
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You'll find him on the second
floor, |
Just past the haberdashery, |
And right next to the checkout, |
In that Bankcard, cheque or cash
please? |
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We buy a thousand presents, |
But we can't afford to pay, |
So we put it on our charge card, |
And get the bill in May. |
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So soon that one big day arrives, |
With tinsel, trees and holly, |
And you stuff yourself till
bursting |
With peanuts, chips and lollies. |
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Its somehow lost its magic, |
Its not like Christmas past, |
And the only Christmas spirit
left, |
Is sitting in my glass. |