This is just something I whipped up when I was bored, thought somebody might get some amusement out of it.
'Twas the night before Christmas and in the hotel The Beatles were stirring up some kinda hell Their jackets were tossed on the floor without care For at that moment, they'd accepted a dare.
They had brought with them a big stash of pot And Bob Dylan had dared them to smoke all they got They were making such a terrible noise, That Brian came up to check on the boys
He rushed up the staircase to get to the room Nearly missing a janitor with his mop and broom Panting out of breath as he reached the top Brian wondered if the staircase would ever stop
When he finally made it to theplace of the lads He knew something was happening- something quite bad He didn't ask questions, just opened the door And when he stepped inside, can you guess what he saw?
There stood a man who was dressed in a suit A hat and belt buckle, complete with black boots He knew that this man must be jolly St. Nick But how on earth did he arrive here so quick?
The Beatles looked over at Brian and laughed They thought the whole thing was quite the gas They also seemed happy to be with this guy For let's not forget that they were quite high.
Santa walked over to Brian and then He pointed over to the Liverpool men Leaned over and whispered into Brian's ear "You must be surprised to see me over here!"
Brian nodded his head, though still quite distraught He stared at the fat man and then had a thought: "Santa's talking to me? I am so confused! It must be those hallucinogens I used!"
Santa assured him that this was not true He said, "I've come to see the Beatles and you I've heard that you've only been marginally good You haven't been doing all the things that you should."
"And all of this business with the stuff you call 'pot' I'll tell you right now that it's got to stop Paul, George and Ringo have got to behave John must stop treating Cyn like a personal slave."
"And last but not least," he said with a smile "You've got to let me hang around for a while My neice loves the Beatles and rightfully so Therefore, I need tickets for your upcoming show."
Ringo came over, his hair all a mess And has for his manners, I'll give you one guess He put his arm around the gift-giving guy Stood up real tall, and looked him in the eye
He said, "We'll do all those things on just one condition, We'll play pur new record and you have to listed Just your opinion would make up for the coal Here, I'll put it on, it's called Rubber Soul."
He turned on the Hi-Fi as the group gathered 'round Waiting to hear all the new Beatles sounds Santa watched as the recored began to play He perked up his ears and said, "Ho ho hey!"
"This new album of yours is not all that bad I'm sure all your fans will be very glad I especially like the song called In My Life It's a very nice tribute to John Lennon's wife."
The Beatles thanked him for telling them that They thought Mr. Claus was one groovy cat So they gave him tickets to their future show Which were very had to get, doncha know.
At last it was time for Santa to part Which made everybody sad in their hearts But they accepted that he had to go So they waved goodbye as he stepped into the snow
With his sleigh of so fancy and eight tiny reindeer The Beatles knew there was nothing to fear And Santa was heard as he flew out of sight, "Merry Christmas to all, it's been a hard day's night!"
You're so vain, you probably think this post is about you.
All those were facts... soon we're going to know more about: it's the new discovery about the guys, y'know: Santa met the guys and thanked them for their Christmast Records,... 'cos he's one member of their fan club!!! Congratulations and cheers, Mairi, for this really funny reading.
All those were facts... soon we're going to know more about: it's the new discovery about the guys, y'know: Santa met the guys and thanked them for their Christmast Records,... 'cos he's one member of their fan club!!! Congratulations and cheers, Mairi, for this really funny reading.
I got a real kick outta that. I think I just might print it out and tape it to my locker at school... God, that was cool!
This crippling of individuals I consider the worst evil of Capitalism. Albert Einstein, "Why Socialism?" 1949