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O'Massive Night
04:27
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Toys for tots baby tots for toys
Santa’s got presents for all the girls and boys
‘Twas the night before Christmas
And not even the mice were making noise
Milk and cookies baby cookies and milk
We got some sweet stuff stuffed into our stockings on the sill
Sugarplum fairies dancing in our heads yeah we were thrilled
He said my names Kris Kringle babe
But people call me Santa
I’m coming to your town, I’m coming in my bright red suit and down your chimney
He said my names Father Christmas
But people call me Jolly Old St. Nick
Some people call me Eartha Kitt
Because every year Christmas almost kills me
Trees and lights baby lights and trees
Acid flashbacks to CCD
Hayleigh crashed into the midnight mass
On Christmas Eve
Lights and trees baby trees and lights
She thought of presents back at home wrapped tight
Fell to her knees and started to cry when the soloist hit the high note in “O Holy Night”
Im pretty sure the jukebox went from “Fairytale of New York” to No Doubt’s cover of “Oi to the World”
And all the other Christmas songs that got scratched into her soul
I don’t wanna fight tonight like Joey Ramone
But there’s no one left to fight, yeah Hayleigh’s all alone
So from Brooklyn to Brookline
Minneapolis to St. Paul
To all a good night
And a merry Christmas to all
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Alex Jonestown Massacre Richmond, Virginia
The Alex Jonestown Massacre have been a band since America became great. Their self-described "angry songs you can dance to" are a mix of catchy hooks and knowing nods to their forebears both musical and political. AJM released their first EP of Clash-inspired pop-punk, What We Do Is Stupid, in April of 2018. Their debut LP, Fear of a Flat Planet is out now on Hail Peyton Records. ... more
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