Redneck Christmas Blues
· 3:00 · 15 plays · v2.2
- blues
- holiday
- christmas
- country
- americana
- backing vocals
- female vocalist
- guitar
- rockabilly revival
About
Christmas Music
Lyrics
Chorus
It must be a redneck Christmas, moonshine in my cup
If grandma hadn't got ran over, there might be cookies up
There's no peace at the table, no pie on my plate
No dashing through the snow, just bills I can’t negate
Post-Chorus
Yeehaw, oh no, come on, ho ho ho
Verse 2
No stocking hung with care, lights tangled in a knot
Muddy boots by the trailer, last year’s tree I forgot
If I see Santa’s sleigh, guess I’ll wave as he flies by
Till then it’s just workin' and tryin’ to get by
Pre-Chorus
Maybe next Christmas, I’ll hear those jingle bells
But tonight I just sigh, as the story tells
Chorus
It must be a redneck Christmas, moonshine in my cup
If grandma hadn't got ran over, there might be cookies up
There's no peace at the table, no pie on my plate
No dashing through the snow, just bills I can’t negate
Post-Chorus
Yeehaw, oh no, come on, ho ho ho
Bridge
No drummer boy rump-a-pum-pum, this Christmas don't feel right
No warm gingerbread kitchen, no carols late at night
Got my hopes in the mailbox, just waitin’ for a check
Dreamin’ of sugar plums I still ain’t tasted yet
Outro
Guess the sleigh’ll pass me by, I’ll watch it from the porch
With a thermos in my hand, and a busted ol’ torch
If next year is kinder, I’ll toast with apple pie
But tonight it’s just us, under this lonesome sky
Post-Chorus
Yeehaw, oh no, come on, ho ho ho
Yeehaw, oh no, come on, ho ho ho
Coda
Nothing to fill the corn cob pipe, chimney’s cold as stone
No orange in my stocking, not even a bag o’ bones
With my old winter coat, off to work I go
Just Nat King Cole on the radio, singing let it snow
Post-Chorus
Yeehaw, oh no, come on, ho ho ho
Yeehaw, oh no, come on, ho ho ho
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