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2:45 (Stavro Arrgolus)
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CHRISTMAS
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| Facts: |
| Parody of "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus". (czwrefsteven) |
| Put on their 2000 CD release Lessons From History, Parodies aand Rarities from the Comedy Rock Years 1986-91, (Tim P. Ryan) |
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| Song Lyrics: |
Oh, I saw Elvis dressed as Santa Claus
in my home town shopping mall last night
I knew it must be him
Santa isn't very slim
And his sideburns were much darker
than the whiskers on his chin
Oh, I saw Elvis dressed as Santa Claus
hiding underneath the beard of snowy white
Then I saw his whiskers slip
when he curled his lip
Elvis dressed as Santa Claus last night
Spoken:
Yessiree, I saw Elvis sitting on Santa's throne.
Really I did, and I'm gonna call the Enquirer
Because after all,
Suspicious minds wanna know.
He had blue suede boots and bells;
you should have seen it for yourselves.
Sung:
And did you ever wonder why it is
they call his helpers Elves?
Oh, I saw Elvis dressed as Santa Claus
hiding underneath the beard of snowy white
You can imagine my surprise
when I saw through his disguise
Elvis dressed as Santa Claus last night
Well, I saw Elvis dressed as Santa Claus
in my hometown shopping mall last night
He was sitting in Santa's chair;
little sis pulling on his hair
And I heard him say, "Now don't be cruel;
you'll get a teddy bear."
Oh, I saw Elvis dressed as Santa Claus
hiding underneath the beard of snowy white
And I saw his whiskers slip
when he curled his lip
Elvis dressed as Santa Claus last night
Well it makes me want to sing
Blue Christmas like the King
Elvis dressed as Santa Claus last night
(Elvis here, Elvis there, Elvis everywhere!)
I heard him say, "Now don't be cruel;
you'll get a teddy bear." (Tyro Arrgula) |
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Current Rating
10.0
(1 vote)
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