It's Christmas So We'll Stop- Frightened Rabbit (audio only)

Audio Only. Released December 17, 2007 on Fat Cat Records.
Scott Hutchison notes: It's Christmas is about people deciding to be pleasant to one another for about a day, regardless of whether or not they actually get along the rest of the year. There's the same fallout after christmas as perhaps a night out where you end up in someone else's bed - the next day, after the drink has worn off and the warm lights are turned off, everything's just as shit as it was the day before and that feeling of comfort disappears. I feel like i have a similar relationship with christmas as i do with booze. Each make me feel nice in a fairly false way, and they are really the only two things i actually spend money on, aside from food. Its also about that total indulgence period, which always comes with the promise that you'll eat less, drink less and spend less really, really soon... always tomorrow. I feel its maybe healthier to live a little more consistently (not that i do), but often humans need excuses to be nice and giving and loving to one another, and Christmas is one of those times, for better or worse.
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[flexstar187]

I'm in love with this, heard it on the radio today.. best christmas song ever..

[haywood86]

Better than Little Drummer Boy thats for fucking sure.

[andrew michael]

amen

[flakdros123]

Everything happens at the right time. I never needed this song until this year. Perfect.

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Frightened Rabbit is amazing, by the way.

[Kyle Carlson]

This is by far my favorite Chrismas song. It's insane how scary this song is. 

[andytay365]

please could you check out my cover off this song, first one on youtube i think :) tankyou

[Don Cunningham]

chills throughout the entire song...

[Carla Jenkins]

the views are only counted by computers, so its like one view per computer ):

and same, i love this song, its beautiful,

i wrote the lyrics on the back cover of my english jotter <3

[tugboat2030]

you know the number of views on this is a little misleading; I'm sure I've listened to it a thousand times