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Kurisumasu Fried Chicken
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Oh dear we eat fish everyday
Can you feel our romance fading away
Just for one poultry getaway
Let’s eat chicken on Christmas day
Mum and Dad say it’s not OK
For us to do it the American way
We’re too far from the USA
Let’s meet the colonel on Christmas day
Out here in the Rising Sun
Ain’t no Jesus, but we can have some fun
On a Western Christmas dream
Old traditions don’t mean a thing
When you have a bucket full of hot wings
I don’t like turkey, it’s sad and grey
Let’s eat chicken on Christmas day
Out here in the Rising Sun
Ain’t no Jesus, but we can have some fun
On a Western Christmas dream
Oh dear we eat fish everyday
Can you feel our romance fading away
Let’s pretend that we’re in L.A.
And eat chicken on Christmas
On a deep fried Christmas
Oh just for this Christmas
Let’s eat chicken on Christmas day
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