"The Merry Xmas Song" is a humorous song written for a one-off performance on BBC radio in 1969, during the Zabriskie Point soundtrack sessions. It is notable as the last of only five Pink Floyd songs to feature Mason on vocals.
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Lyrics/Music: Nick Mason
Christmas song performed at a BBC-show in December 1975. The song was performed by Nick Mason, recorded and can be heard on the bootleg 'Survivor'.
Pink Floyd - Merry Xmas Song (02:22)
“One, two, three, four,”
Here comes Santa in his sleigh,
Those silver bells they sound so gay.
His shiny sleigh is heaped with toys,
To give to all good girls and boys.
With gongs and dollies and clockwork trains,
Plastic soldiers and little model planes.
Going to fill your stocking so long as you've been good,
And I'm sure that you have, because you know you should.
“Middle eight”
“Am I'm gonna sing that?”
“Yes”.
“You don't sing, you just say”.
“Okay”.
“All right?”
“All right.”
“One, two, three”.
Cheerful face is wreathed in smiles,
Conceived in colourful mask and (incomprehensible)
As he parks his bike he'll catch your ear,
With 'Merry Christmas Judge and a Happy New Year'.
“Shout it out as a cheery Christmas greeting Alan,
Yeah, shout that one out all right”.
Turkey and sausages and Christmas pud'
Have another helping John - Oh I don't think I could.
Christmas parcels under the tree.
None for you and six for me