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Bellowhead - Christmas Bells

Released December 1st ... pre-order by clicking on the link below: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/chr... Join the Bellowhead for Christmas Number 1 movement on Facebook:   / bellowheadchristmas   Fresh from the people who brought you "A bus song a day" ... here's the band's own video of their Christmas single for 2013 shot while on tour this year using 100% iPhones (other phones are apparently also available!) Christmas Bells is based on the words of an ancient mummers play traditionally performed around the Christmas period. Catch us live at the following special events: Dec 31 2013 - BRISTOL Colston Hall - New Year's Eve Party Jan 24 2014 - DUBLIN - Button Factory BELLOWHEAD 10th ANNIVERSARY SHOWS Apr 19 2014 - MANCHESTER The Bridgewater Hall Apr 20 2014 - LONDON Royal Albert Hall Happy Christmas folks! LYRICS: In comes I old Father Christmas, who here does not know my name? Sword and buckler under my waistcoat, so I hope to win the game. We've been rambing all of the night and rambling some part of the day We are champions born of every nation, come make room now clear the way. CHORUS Ring Christmas bells, for now's the season to be jolly Ring Christmas bells, for Christmas time is here. In comes I the loathsome dragon, Snapdragon is my name Lords and Champions quail before me, Nations tremble at my fame. In comes I Prince George of Britain, I will slay that dragon bold I will fight him, I will smite him bravely, and I'll win three crowns of gold. In comes I, the old quack doctor, I can cure the blind and lame I'll drive out lumbago, gout and palsy and make a dead man rise again. CHORUS Now our sport is almost ended (fa-la-la-la-la la-la la la) and Christmas comes but once a year we hope there's none here we've offended and we hope we've brought you all good cheer. Here's hoping that we've pleased the company and we hope you'll treat us right Pass the cup and fill it up with money then we'll bid you all good night. CHORUS x 2