Merry Victorian Christmas
Charles Dickens explains it was the Victorians who turned a lot of old winter customs into the Christmas traditions we know and love today.
PARODY OF
Merry Christmas Everybody by Slade
MUSIC BY
Richie Webb
FROM
Series 9 Episode 6 (Cracking Christmas)
LYRICS:
Are you hanging up your baubles on the tree?
Who've you got to thank for that? It's me!
It's true that Vic and Albert
Helped its popularity
But George the Third's wife Charlotte
Brought it here from Germany
Are you sending Christmas cards to all your friends?
Henry Cole popularised the trend
And your Christmas cracker
Filled with a little treat
That's Tom Smith the confectioner
I just wanted to sell more sweets!
So here it is, your Christmas
Traditions
All made popular by
Victorians
Are you singing Christmas carols in the street?
Or nibbling mince pies filled with fruit, not meat?
Victorian traditions?
'Fraid not, don't blame me
Just like eating turkey
They've been around for centuries
So here it is, your Christmas
Supersized
Thanks to 'A Christmas Carol'
Popularised
Yes, here it is, your Christmas
Let's have a ball
And from us Victorians
Merry Christmas, one and all
(It's Victorian Chriiiistmaaaaas!)






