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One of the sadder (or better?) songs about being alone on Christmas.(lyrics)A studio apartment in a dull part of SeattleA strand of light suspended by a thum...
Jul 20, 2023 · "Everything's on sale now through Christmas..."Christmas in July will be a bittersweet one this year.The first single from EVERYTHING MUST GO.HH belongs to H...
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Harvey Danger. Harvey Danger was an American indie / alternative rock [ 1 ][ 2 ] band. It was formed in 1992 in Seattle, Washington, by Aaron Huffman and Jeff J. Lin, who were both journalism students at the University of Washington. Drummer Evan Sult and singer Sean Nelson were brought into the band in 1993, solidifying the band's lineup for ...
Dec 24, 2010 · But what about all of the people who DO have to work? This one’s for them: Harvey Danger’s “Sometimes you have to work on Christmas, sometimes.” ... after 10 full-length movies, most ...
Harvey Danger’s “Sometimes You Have To Work On Christmas” just nails the feeling of abject melancholy that comes from, well, having to work on Christmas–a severely under-represented element of the whole Holiday experience (and really, if you’re thinking of, say, going our for dinner and a movie on Christmas day, please think twice; it’s bad enough that the police, EMTs, and other ...
You have to work on christmas, sometimes You gotta work on christmas, I doubt I'll miss this There's an artificial tree blinking in the lobby, Sitting on the coffee table, yea Strangers and spare changers stand in line like poor relations At some kind of sad reunion And I'm selling the tickets They come in out of the weather For christmas alone ...
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You have to work on Christmas sometimes. You gotta work on Christmas; I doubt I'll miss this. There's an artificial tree, Blinking in the lobby, Sitting on the coffee table, yeah, Strangers and spare changers, Stand in line like poor relations, At some kind of sad reunion, And I'm selling the tickets, They come in out of the weather, For ...
