This tracks official title is “I’d Like To Dance With You This Christmas” (also known as Christmas Swing House) and was originally written for my ventriloquist puppet group, “Rory, Flepple & Bop”

This child friendly, novelty comedy holiday song uses jazzy mellotron flutes and brass, upright bass, and modern house beats,coming together to form an infectiously melodic Electro Swing /Swing House themed song, with a fun, happy, upbeat comedic mood, human whistling, and Otomatone solos, playful lyrics, and group vocals. Traditional meets modern sound. An instrumental is also included.

Zip contents:

Main: 2:56
Instrumental: 2:56

LYRICS:

I’d like to dance with you this Christmas,
Let’s have a boogie ‘round the tree,
I’ve put some requests on my wish-list,
I’d love if you’d spend time with me,
We should have a party,
You know that it makes sense…

I’d like to eat some Christmas pudding,
And pull some crackers with my friends,
Wear paper hats and tell some bad jokes,
Feeling like dinner never ends,
We should play charades,
It’s really not that hard,
Then everybody falls asleep in front of television.

(Whistling instrumental break)

Can’t wait to open all my presents,
I’d like an apple and some nuts,
Maybe some chocolate and some new socks,
Maybe a new scarf and some gloves,
The thought of Father Christmas,
Bringing all those gifts,
I’m so excited I can’t wait to see if Santa has been.

I’d Love to kiss with you this Christmas,
Standing beneath the mistletoe,
We’ll have to have some Christmas trifle,
Then go play outside in the snow,
We could build a snowman,
Or have a snowball fight,
It’s better than watching all the repeats on television.

(Otomatone instrumental break)

I’d like to dance with you this Christmas,
Let’s have a boogie ‘round the tree,
I’ve put some requests on my wish-list,
I’d love if you’d spend time with me,
We should have a party,
You know that it makes sense,
Dum dum dum dum dum dum dum, dum dum dum dum, dum dum dum dum, duuuuum!

The perfect track for your Christmas themes, advertsing etc, and the instrumental version works very well for children themes, and generally for anything where a quirky mood is required.

I’d really appreaciate if you could remember to rate the track after purchase, thanks.