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Red Ringed for Christmas

from MisCast Christmas 2013 by MisCast

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Stockings are hung, Up on the wall with care,
In hopes the seasons hottest games will soon be there
Each one to be stuffed, Right up to the cuff,
Oh I hope that I've asked for enough

Get some last minute prep in,
Check my batteries, plug my headset in,
Hit the power, Turn on the TV and then

I'm getting red-ringed for Christmas,
Santa don't bring you coal,
He just creeps in and bricks your console
I'm getting red-ringed for Christmas,
Yea I think I just got trolled,
By the fattest man, in the North Pole

Woke up early, Came bounding down the stairs,
Could not believe my eyes when I saw what was there
Over 20 games, a fighting stick and more,
All spread out across the living room floor

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This irony, is just to much to bear,
That's when I heard a sound from behind my favorite chair
Crouched down all in red, he laughed until he rolled,
Santa looked up at me and asked, "You mad bro?"

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from MisCast Christmas 2013, released December 16, 2013

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MisCast Boston, Massachusetts

MisCast is a geek-rock duo from Boston, MA. With an eclectic mix of musical stylings ranging from rockabilly, to folk, to straight up punk, Jay & Sully write about things that matter to them; from games to movies to comics to tech to not fitting in to poor sentence structure. ... more

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