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A bleak and entirely miserable Christmas song with a electro-rock / 80's goth rock vibe. It's sure to blacken the hearts of even the most jovial among you!


LYRICS:
When colder than this winter’s night,
Wish upon a scar, believe,
Dream, as lovers might,
That broken hearts don’t bleed,

Oh holy night, door open wide,
Hope halves to none,
As no one knocks or comes inside,
It’s so lonesome,

The soft somber patter of rain outside,
Face to the sky, hand on the gun,
It’s time I blow brain matter over my,
Microwave meal for one,

Numb the feeling,
I’m bleeding all over my “seasons greetings”
So much for love,
Someday, someone will find my head in the oven,
I’ve a gift you can have,
My epitaph,

The words,
Running with luminol,
A sign writ beautiful,
Those words,
Say it all,
No funeral,

No funeral,
No funeral,
Merry Christmas,
One and all,

My noose tied tight with a tinsel bow,
Flesh fading slow,
Rotting under my mistletoe,
And there’s blood on the snow,

No gasp or scream by friend or foe,
Your faint merriment echos,
Over my corpse as cold winds blow,
Well, at least hell has a glow,

I’ve a gift you can have,
My epitaph,

The words,
Running with luminol,
A sign writ beautiful,
Those words,
Say it all,
No funeral,

No funeral,
No funeral,
No funeral,
No funeral,

No funeral,
My epitaph,
My gift to you,
And it’s running with luminol,
A sign writ beautiful,
That says,
No funeral.


Music written by Saul Strange, Gary Bennett and Damian Stirling.
Lyrics by Saul Strange.