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Christmastime, 2016
03:47
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It’s Christmastime
may you find peace
somewhere in the lights of the tree
It’s Christmastime
may your family
be everything in the world you need
It’s Christmastime
and children sing
let’s get lost in the melody
It’s Christmastime
It’s Christmastime
Baby
And the stockings are hung
the mistletoe’s in the hall
Let the world fall apart
I need a kiss and that’s all
A Christmas kiss and that’s all
It’s Christmastime
What will be will be
Just watch the snow fall on the street
It’s Christmastime
and it’s good to be
good to everyone you meet
It’s Christmastime
hear children sing,
love hard and remember to breathe
It’s Christmastime
It’s Christmastime
Baby
And the stockings are hung
the mistletoe’s in the hall
Let the world fall apart
I need a kiss and that’s all
A Christmas kiss and that’s all
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My Oh My! Kansas City, Missouri
My Oh My is a three-woman, five-man band from Kansas City, Missouri, that plays a big, bear-hugging blend of Americana, classic rock and folk. The band's second release, the 2015 EP Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way, delivers six weighty tracks of full-throated choruses, jagged guitar, rowdy keys and tent-revival-sized anthems about life as it's lived. ... more
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