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A Frick’n Xmas Song Lyrics by The Hobos

Numbvision

1999

Unforgettable feeling you may find on a freezing day
He's not the first offender, it's not the folly of fate
Call me back again when Christmas is over
Call me back again when Christmas is over
It's a pity that your answering machine cannot answer
He's the funny fellow one of the floating population
But the freezing day may refuse you any information
So call me back again when Christmas is over
Call me back again when Christmas is over
Is a pity that your answering machine cannot answer
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About “A Frick’n Xmas Song” by The Hobos

Read the complete lyrics to "A Frick’n Xmas Song" by The Hobos from the album "Numbvision" in 1999. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"A Frick’n Xmas Song" appears on "Numbvision" in 1999.

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