Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song All I Want for Christmas, artist - Theocracy.
Date of issue: 15.12.2010
Song language: English
All I Want for Christmas |
Well Santa had to close up his workshop* |
Sometime after Christmas '09 |
'Cause sadly the economy’s a mess and jobs are hard to find |
It’s sad to see our holiday heroes |
Struggling to just make a dime |
But it’s sink or swim, 'cause the times are grim It’s like a Christmas Special |
in the unemployment line… |
Frosty got a job in a kitchen |
And his boss is in a terrible mood |
He said, «I swear I’m tossing you in the oven If you keep sweating in the food!» |
Santa went to work in a coal mine |
And the irony is perfectly clear |
He’s got zero toys for the girls and boys |
I guess we’ve all been bad this year, but oh |
Empty sleighs in the snow |
All overrun with mistletoe |
No magic reindeer putting on a show |
There’s nothing but coal in Santa’s sack |
Cause he’s workin’in the mines now and breakin’his back |
«I don’t know what I’m doing and I feel like a hack |
And all I want for Christmas is my old job back |
All I want for Christmas is my old job back!» |
Tiny Tim got laid off in August |
And he couldn’t pay his rent anymore |
So he bounced around from town to town |
And now he’s selling clothes at the Big &Tall store |
Little Drummer Boy had a hard time |
Just deciding what he wanted to be |
He’s a fat and lazy dirty wreck, just cashing unemployment checks |
And now I hear he’s working at the library… |
But hey It’s a job, as they say |
A lot of work, for a little pay |
And I only have one wish this Christmas day… |
Workin’in the coal mine, Santa Claus |
Got a great big belly gettin’stuck in the wall |
Got a dirty beard and a nasty cough, from |
Workin’in the coal mine, Santa Claus |
St. Nick Where’d ya go? |
This Christmastime we’re all so low |
We need to know St Nick |
Where’d ya go? |
Santa Claus is workin’as a coal miner |
Mrs. Claus is livin’off of tips at a diner |
The elves are in a sweatshop making jacket liners, oh no! |
Rudolph’s whole career took a nosedive |
Hanging out in seedy places at night |
Now he spends his days making minimum wage |
As the world’s first Living Traffic Light |
Scrooge is bumming change off of shoppers |
With a bucket and a donation bell |
And in the finest twist of Whoville theater |
The Grinch got a job as a Wal-Mart greeter |
There’s nothing but coal in Santa’s sack |
But he’s tightening up his belt and has a plan of attack |
«I'm no good at this job, and my lungs are black |
I swear this time next year I’ll have my workshop back |
Next year I’ll be opening my workshop back |
'Cause all I want for Christmas is my old job…» |