The Kinks - Father Christmas (Official HD Video)
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Chorus:
Father Christmas, give us some money
Don't mess around with those silly toys
We'll beat you up if you don't hand it over
We want your bread so don't make us annoyed
Give all the toys to the little rich boys
The greatest Christmas song ever. Not only is it punk but it's actually got a really nice meaning behind it.
Hawkeye sent me here.
I nominate this for the #1 Christmas song this year. Do I have a second?
Merry Christmas to everyone listening in 2020.
Here after hawkeye episode 3
who didn't want to find a machine gun under the tree...
Played this song for my 8th grade class today, didn’t know how they’d react. They loved it. Faith in humanity restored.
Who else heard this song on Hawkeye ?
Anybody coming here after listening to this in Hawkeye episode 3?
How can one band do "Waterloo Sunset" and then this? God Bless the Kinks!
No matter what era, the Kinks are stone cold badass.
Merry Christmas to everyone listening to this classic in 2023. This song is just as revelant today as it was when it was released back in the 70s.
The Kinks made a punk song about Christmas.
One of the few christmas songs that is actually good, not overplayed, or super sappy.
Only The Kinks can make a Christmas song badass
The only Christmas song I'd listen to all year round..
In 1967 when psychedelia and flower-power was in full-swing, the Kinks were singing about kitchen sinks leaking and general working class struggles -- very much the stuff that the British punk groups would be on about in 1977. Here we are in '77 and the Kinks release a Christmas single that has all the energy and fire of the Pistols, Clash, Jam and it's that same real world concern. Ray Davies never wrote songs about purple unicorns, pinball playing messiahs or tales from topographic oceans, he kept it real from the very beginning and always stayed relevant. (Well, mostly.. some of the KInks' concept albums of the early '70s were more than a bit bloated and self-indulgent, but other than that..)
It's Not Christmas until I play Father Christmas by the Kinks.
"but remember the kids that got nothing, while you're drinking down your wine..." hits harder and harder EVERY TIME
It's never really Christmas until I hear about Santa getting robbed.