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Jesus Christ
02:22
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Soulstice
03:28
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Fairytale of New York
04:34
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5. |
Invierno Porteño
02:04
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January Hymn
02:59
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Christmas in Boston
04:46
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The winters are awful
and the help can be sparse
When Barbara Lynch joins the rest of us
in digging out her cars.
But don't forget the springtime
and the view from the Blue Hills
Don't forget the summers
and our electric bills...
[Chorus]
It's Christmas in Boston
We're marking our parking with our chairs
You know it's Christmas in Boston
Just feel the loathing everywhere
I know it's warmer
in Austin, San Franciso and Santa Fe
But I don't want to live there--
No way.
The Sox are in Florida
I guess we have a hockey team
The Patriots are at the top of the AFC East
(Whatever that means)
But I'm just happy to have the city to ourselves
Even if everyone's angrier
than drunken elves.
[Chorus]
You know I don't need much,
you know it's all in hand.
You know I'll always love you
wherever we land.
I'm just as glad it's Boston--
it's about as nice as anywhere.
We couldn't have found a kinder place...
except everywhere.
[Chorus]
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Auld Lang Syne
01:58
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