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She & Him - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, from A Very She & Him Christmas
She & Him’s Christmas album came out today. You can purchase a $5 digital copy on Amazon, but if you have a turntable you’d be much better served purchasing the vinyl edition.
If I owned a record player, I would want nothing more than to put on this album of a snowy evening with a fire in the fireplace and a Christmas tree decked out in typical Wilson-family splendor.
In my fantasy, I am wearing a burgundy terry-cloth robe, meaningfully pondering a tumbler of scotch.
I spent December 27-January 1 in Iron Belt, Wisconsin, with Rebecca and her family and her extended family. Here are some of the pictures. Rebecca has a lot more with actual people in them; I’ll try to post some of those later.
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
Note: I had not yet showered at the time I recorded this video. Probably a bad decision, but it’s hard to find a few consecutive minutes of quiet in my house, so I’ll take what I can get.
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Sufjan Stevens - Put The Lights On The Tree
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Sufjan Stevens - Did I Make You Cry On Christmas Day? (Well, You Deserved It!)
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Sufjan Stevens - Star of Wonder
I call you from the comet’s cradle. / I found you trembling by yourself. / When the night falls lightly on your right-wing shoulder; / wonderful know-it-all slightly where the night gets colder.
Oh, conscience, where will you carry me? / I found you, star of terrifying effigies. / When the night falls, I carry myself to the fortress / of your glorious coat. Oh, I may seek your fortress?
When the night falls, we see the star of wonder. / Wonderful night falls, we see you, we see you.
I see the stars coming down there; coming down there to the yard. / I see the stars coming down there; coming down there to my heart.
I see the stars coming down there, coming down there to the yard.
These days, days, days run away, like horses over the hills.
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Sufjan Stevens - I Saw Three Ships
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Sufjan Stevens - Joy To The World
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copycats:
Merry Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) - Death Cab for Cutie
(posted by sometimesagreatnotion)
Ben Gibbard gets a little drunk and writes a song, and it becomes one of my favorite Christmas songs jams.
This is a deep cut, you guys.