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Russ The Admiral - Why Can't Every Day Be Like Christmas

from A Very Bloomsbury Christmas by The Bloomsbury Coalition

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Russ "The Admiral" Albano covering an Elvis classic.

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Lyrics by: Red West

I hear the bells
Saying christmas is near
They ring out
To tell the world
That this
Is the season of cheer
I hear a choir
Singing sweetly
Somewhere
And a glow
Fills my heart
I'm at peace
With the world
As the sound
Of their singing
Fills the air
Oh
Why can't every day
Be like christmas
Why can't that feeling
Go on endlessly
For if everyday
Could be just
Like christmas
What a wonderful world
This would be
I hear a child
Telling Santa
What to bring
And the smile
Upon his tiny face
Is worth more to me
Than anything

credits

from A Very Bloomsbury Christmas, released December 17, 2012
Written by: Red West
Performed by:
Russ Albano - Guitars, Lead Vocals
Alex Marlys - Percussion, Backing Vocals
Chris Penny - Backing Vocals

Recorded and mastered by C.Penny @ Audiodrome Recordings.

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The Bloomsbury Coalition is a collective of musicians and artists from the Delaware Valley. Together we play shows and assist each other with the struggles of the independent music world. This is an experiment in cross-promotion. We have no leader. We are friends. ... more

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