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Re: Holiday Songs
Happy Boxing Day, Anne!
[Juan -- you may enjoy this concept for next year's SOS/Holiday Follies]
Sorry, the muse refuses to supply me with alternate lyrics for Jolly Old St
Nick, BUT...she is quite into the We Three Kings
turnabout, viz:
Ohhh, Ohhh
Where's a pizza,
Where's a beer?
One thing's certain
they're not here!
Sand dune's massing
Canyon's passing,
Fast food, fast food
neverrrr nearrrrr!
Here's a place,
Behold it, we'll stop!
For grub and gas
filled up to the top!
Hot dogs and burritos,
Bags of Fritos,
Oh, look! A restroom!
A break in the can!
Ohhhh, Ohhhhh...
Anyway, Anne -- this is surely doggerel...but I think it'll amuse, subject
to fine-tuning, of course!
Better late than never...
Kevin (the hills are alive...where's Victor Borge when we need him?) Bunker
Student Assistant
CA State Archives
> ----------
> From: Angelou, Anne[SMTP:Anne.Angelou@METROKC.GOV]
> Reply To: Archives & Archivists
> Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 11:39 AM
> To: ARCHIVES@LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU
> Subject: Holiday Songs
>
> In my "other" life I have a holiday quartet that performs during the month
> of December every night. We sing Christmas and Chanukah selections. We
> usually re-write one verse of Jolly Old St. Nicholas as follows:
>
> Johnny wants a DVD
> Susie wants a fax
> Nellie wants some Starbucks shares
> But our Visa's maxed
>
> It always gets a laugh from our audience, corny & childish as it is.
> Any variations (fit for public performance, and in good taste) are
> welcome. We're getting tired of the same old words and we have three more
> performances.
>
> I'm also rewriting We Three Kings...
>
> We three kings...
> tired and hungry, chasing the star
> camels stumbling, stomachs grumbling
> Hoping the child's not far
> Oh, oh...
> etc.
>
> If you have any brilliant ideas, forward them to my private email:
> annoulitsa@aol.com
> We may be able to use them at tonight's performance.
>
> By the way, have you heard the "Twelve Days After Christmas"? It's a
> scream: "The first day after Christmas, my true love and I had a fight,
> and so I chopped the pear tree down and burned it just for spite. And
> with a single cartridge, I shot that blasted partridge, my true love, my
> true love gave to me."
>
> There is also the "Selfish Carol", "Good King Kong", "O Little Town of
> Hackensack". Yes, we do traditional carols in good taste, beautiful
> melodies, etc. but we need to have a little fun.
>
> I thought this "off topic" email was OK considering the many I have been
> reading that have nothing whatsoever to do with Archives or Records
> Management.
>
> Happy, safe and blessed New Year to all of you.
>
> Anne Foster Angelou
> Records Management Analyst
> Archives and Records Management
> (206) 296-1572
> FAX (206) 205-1067
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kurilecz, Peter [ mailto:peter.kurilecz@WOODSIDESUMMITGROUP.COM]
> Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 9:13 AM
> To: ARCHIVES@LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU
> Subject: Song titles
>
>
> Thanks this was fun
> 1. Move Hitherward the Entire Assembly of Those Who Are Loyal in Their
> Belief
> Come all ye faithful
> 2. Listen! The Celestial Messengers Produce Harmonious Sounds!
> hark the herald angels
>
> 3. Nocturnal Timespan of Unbroken Quietness
> Silent Night
>
> 4. An Emotion Excited by the Acquisition or Expectation of Good Given to
> the
> Terrestrial Sphere
>
> 5. Embellish the Interior Passageways!
> Deck the Halls
>
> 6. Exalted Heavenly Beings to Whom We Harkened
> Hark the Herald Angels Sing
> 7. Twelve O'clock On A Clement Night Witnessed Its Arrival
>
> 8. The Christmas Preceding All Others
> The First Noel
>
> 9. Small Municipality in Judea Southeast of Jerusalem
> O little town of Bethlehem
> 10. Diminutive Mescaline Master of Skincovered Percussionist Cylinders
> Little Drummer Boy
>
> 11. Omnipotent Supreme Being Who Elicits Response to Ecstatic
> Distinguished
> Males
>
> 12. Tranquility Upon the Terrestrial Sphere
>
> 13. Obese Personification Fabricated of Compressed Mounds of Minute
> Crystals
>
> Frosty the Snowman
>
> 14. Expectation of Arrival to Populated Area by Mythical, Masculine
> Perennial Gift-Giver
> Santa Claus is Coming to Town
>
> 15. Natal Celebration Devoid of Color, Rather Albino, as a Hallucinatory
> Phenomenon for Me
> White Christmas
>
> 16. In Awe of the Nocturnal Time Span Characterized by Religiosity
>
> 17. Geographic State of Fantasy During the Season of Mother Nature's
> Dormancy
> Walking in a Winter Wonderland
>
> 18. The First Person Nominative Plural of a Triumvirate of Far Eastern
> Heads
> of State
> We Three Kings of Orient Are
>
> 19 Tintinnabulation of Vacillating Pendulums In Inverted Metallic,
> Resonant
> Cups
> Jingle Bells
>
> 20. In a Distant Location The Existence of an Improvised Unit of Newborn
> Children's Slumber Furniture
> Away in a manger
>
>
> Peter A. Kurilecz CRM, CA
> Manager, Records Management Group
> Woodside Summit Group Inc
> Midlothian, Virginia
> Office: 804-744-1247 x23
> Fax: 804-744-4947
> mailto:peter.kurilecz@woodsidesummitgroup.com
>
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