White Wine In The Sun Christmas Song Chords

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Intro

F x4

FI’m looking forward to Christmas

 It’s sentimA♯ental I know, but I just really lFike it

FI’m, I’m hardly religious

 I’d rather break brA♯ead with Dawkins than Desmond Tutu to be hFonest

 And yes I have Call of the usual objections to consC7umerism

 The commercialisation of an ancient relA♯igion

And the western-isation of a dead Palestinian

 Press-ganged into selling PlayStations and beFer

 But I still really like it. C

FI’m looking forward to Christmas

 Though I’m not A♯expecting a visit from JFesus

 I’ll be seeing my dCad

 My brC7other and sisters, mAy gran and my muDmm

 They’ll be Dm/Cdrinking white wine in the sA♯un

 I’ll be seeing my dCad

 My sC7isters and brother, mAy gran and my mDmum

 We’ll be Dm/Cdrinking white wine in the sA♯un.

FI don’t go for ancient wisdom

 I don’t belA♯ieve just ’cause ideas are tenacious it means that they’re wForthy

FI get freaked out by churches

 Some of the hA♯ymns that they sing have nice chords but the lyrics are dFodgy

 And yes I have Call of the usual objections

 To the mis-educC7ation of children who in tax-exempt instituA♯tions

And taught to externalise blame

And to feel ashamed

 And to judge things as plain right and wFrong

 But I quite like the sCongs.

FI’m not expecting big presents

 The old combiA♯nation of socks, jocks and chocolate is just fine by Fme.

 ‘Cause I’ll be seeing my dCad

 My bC7rother and sisters, my Agran and my Dmmum

 They’ll be Dm/Cdrinking white wine in the sun A♯

 I’ll be seeing my dCad

 My C7sisters and brother, my Agran and my Dmmum

 They’ll be Dm/Cdrinking white wine in the sun.A♯

 And A♯you my baby girl

 My jF/Aetlagged infant daughter

 You’ll be hGm7anded round the room

 Like a Cpuppy at a pCsus4rimary Cschool

 And A♯you don't understand

 But yF/Aou will learn yourself one day

 That wGm7herever you are and whatever you face

CThese are the people who’ll C7make you feel Asafe in this Dmworld

Dm/C My sweet blue-eyed A♯girl

 And A♯if my baby girl

 When you’re F/Atwenty-one or thirty-one

 And Gm7Christmas comes around

 And you fCind yourself six thousand Csus4miles from Chome

A♯You’ll F/Aknow Gm7whatever---- Ccomes

 Your brC7other and sister, and Ame and your mDmum

 Will be Dm/Cwaiting for you in the sun A♯

 whenever you comCe Csus4 C

C7Your brothers and sisters, your aunts and your uncles

 Your grC7andparents, cousins, and Ame and your mDmum

 We’ll be Dm/Cwaiting for you in the suA♯n

F/Adrinking white wine in Gm7the sun

CDarling, when xmas A♯comes

F/AWe’ll be waiting for you in the Gm7sun

F/Adrinking white wine in the suA♯n

F/Awaiting for you in the Gm7sun

Cwaiting for you A♯

F/A

Gm7Waiting. C7

FI, I really like Christmas

 It’s sentimA♯ental I know. F