Almost a male version of Claire, yet CLARENCE swings existential energy of its own this time of the year.
Iffen you don’t quite recall Clarence the angel from ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’, Xthnru’s “Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence (Clarence’s Regret Remix)” might remind you. Except it’s perhaps not the ending you thought you remembered. (Mandela Effect?)
“It’s a Clarence Christmas” by Clarence says it all. Or nothing at all.
But we’re thinking of another character. “Clarence, I Wanna Live Again” is surf garage from The Plodes. As such it’s largely gargling, but it does stand for something.
Lovers Turned to Monsters retell the life from that angel’s POV in “Atta’ Boy, Clarence.” Indie to a higher power.
Richard Melvin Brown hopes Clarence will break down his door and be his own personal savior when he’s “Alone at Christmas“. Strangely synthed country lounge.
For George Foster Jr. Bing and Frosty and Clarence are but symptoms. “Come See My Christmas” he proposes his POV in his best Marty Robbins AI.
Nostalgia rules for Dru Ruffin Sr., whose AI “Do You Remember?” begins with George and Clarence. R+B-ish.
Blue Confession equates movies with “Christmas Eve Magic“. They play a kissing game (out of booze?) during ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’. Jazzy easy listening.
Somewhere in Canada, “December 26th, 1945” Arnie and the Waves garage the tragic car crash through the ice bridge into death. Clarence was driving. No angels to save these guys.
Animal time! A goat named “Clarence Stole the Garland“! Bethany Snowe uses south of the border AI pop to tell the mischievous story.
Hoy N Doy N go through the paces with “Clarence the Substitute Reindeer (Christmas Song)”. Kidsong–from a children’s book? They get an E for Ewww.