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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!

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It's true that Vic and Albert

Helped its popularity

But George the Third's wife Charlotte

Brought it here from Germany

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Are you sending Christmas cards to all your friends?

Henry Cole popularised the trend

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And your Christmas cracker

Filled with a little treat

That's Tom Smith the confectioner

I just wanted to sell more sweets!

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So here it is, your Christmas

Traditions

All made popular by

Victorians

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Are you singing Christmas carols in the street?

Or nibbling mince pies filled with fruit, not meat?

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Victorian traditions?

'Fraid not, don't blame me

Just like eating turkey

They've been around for centuries

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So here it is, your Christmas

Supersized

Thanks to 'A Christmas Carol'

Popularised

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Yes, here it is, your Christmas

Let's have a ball

And from us Victorians

Merry Christmas, one and all

(It's Victorian Chriiiistmaaaaas!)

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