Well, i goofed up on this one. EMILY is the same as Amelia–which I had connected to Amy. Both Latinates, but the latter is love and our current focus is energy. Those are not the same apparently. (And one was my gramma the other my college girlfriend–there’s a difference!)
Cracker’s “Merry Christmas Emily” is a slow burn rockabilly cousin i happen to be quite fond of.
Bombastic indie with psychedelic feels, “For the Lulls” by Merry Christmas (sorry to say that is the attributed band name) mixes me up. Stuart? WTF?
The “Emily Who Christmas” is celebrated by Emily Who. Kidsong.
Two-timing Justin Rutledge begins the country indie “The Suffering of Pepe O’Malley [Pt. Iii]” to Dear Madeleine (who will stand him up in London), but it’s Dear Emily he admits he won’t see for Christmas. Catchy.
Also too poetic by half, Baseball Gregg details his “Decade Ender“. He wants to cum under the table to his spiritual Emily, but worries this song is plagiarism. Who said creativity is dead?
In “Emily’s Song” a little girl is desperate for Santa/Jesus to help her in her abusive, broken home. Dad finds the letter and Presto, a new man. Country fun.
“All I Want For Christmas” for Naser Al Azzeh is loads of goods and Emily Ratajkowski. Parody complete.
Emily’s car broke down and Midnight Friday can’t find her AND “It’s the Mf Holidays“. Metal rock with a lyric harmony. They’re gonna have a Christmas.
Cold Callers Comedy calls “Thank God For Christmas” despite all the hardship. Poor, cold, and Emily is missing him, so he sings the somber pop.
Troubled girlfriend, “Amelia (A Christmas Carol)” is called out by Jimmy Kelly with compelling yet corny country pop. Steer clear.
“My English Friend” is Amelia. Well, it is for T-Girl Angel. This bluegrass ballad covers ups, downs, and Christmas. It’s a whole autobiography.
“Troubled girlfriend, “Amelia (A Christmas Carol)” is called out by Jimmy Kelly with compelling yet corny country pop. Steer clear.