I Hate Christmas Parties

Relient K

I hope it snows this week
A snow flake on your cheek
Would make this Christmas so Beautiful
But that would just bring the pain
Cause things can't stay the same
These Holidays won't be wonderful

I look under the tree
But there's nothing to see
Cause it's a broken heart that you're giving me

I can't figure you out
Is this what Christmas is all about
Cause it's a broken heart that you're giving me

I don't wanna talk
I'm sick of all this talking
A broken heart wrapped up in a Box
There's tear drops in my stocking

I hate Christmas parties
You offer me some punch
But I just shrug
I hate Christmas parties
You and the cookie tray
Both hear me say
"Ba! Humbug"

Ful la la la la la'la la la la la la
Ful la la la la la'la la la la la la
Ful la la la la la'la la la la la la


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I Hate Christmas Parties Lyrics as written by Matthew Arnold Thiessen

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    lmao...relient k...EMO??!?

    datsfunni. yahh real funni :P

    love this song ^_^ pretty darn sad.. awshumness

    hawkin_and_rawkinon January 08, 2007   Link

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