Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Tell Me What You Want For Christmas, artist - Chris August. Album song The Christmas EP, in the genre
Date of issue: 26.10.2014
Record label: Word
Song language: English
Tell Me What You Want For Christmas |
I’m so excited |
To open the box |
It’s that time of year now |
Ready or not |
I slip on the red coat |
I glue on the beard |
I stuff in some pillows |
And there’s a line outside sears |
My fulltime gig is singing songs |
But once a year I’ve got my side job |
So come and sit on my lap |
Tell me what you want for Christmas |
If you were good and not bad |
Tell me what you want for Christmas |
A pogo stick, a princess dress |
A puppy dog or a Lego set |
Before the camera goes snap |
Tell me what you want for Christmas |
I know what you’re thinking |
Saint Nick is a fraude |
He can’t fit down that chimney |
With that big belly he’s got |
And what about Rudolph |
And his shiny red nose |
And how do you explain all those elfs |
Making toys and clothes |
You’re never too old to believe |
So write up your wish and just |
Bring it to me |
Come and sit on my lap |
And tell me what you want for Christmas |
Something you’ve never had |
Tell me what you want for Christmas |
A giftcard to Golf Galaxy |
Or maybe Anthropologie |
Anything but cash |
Tell me what you want for Christmas |
Christmas |
One time this kid said: |
«That's not Santa, it’s Chris» |
I said: «Well Santa gets busy this time of year |
and he asked me to do this» |
So come and sit on my lap |
I’m doing Santa’s business |
Whatcha think about that |
Just tell me what you want for Christmas |
A saxophone, a trampoline |
That brand new Chris August CD |
But you already have that |
So tell me what you want for Christmas |
I know what I want |
I want some Chick-fil-a |
I want a nice turtle neck sweater |
And I want the Dallas Cowboys to win the Superbowl |
And that’s all I need |
And this thermos |
And that’s all |
Hey, there goes Rudolph |
Hey, turn your nose on |
Merry Christmas |
I’m gonna sleep under the Christmas Tree |