The Cadillacs roll, Katie step to the side
Tellin' jokes with strangers
A kind glance at a lonely passer-by
Jingle bells, electric lights
Oh, they rattle 'gainst the shopping cart
Even on the fourth of July
Christmas Katie calls people names
They're Dancers, and Blitzens, and angels on high
Chilly bones laughin' after the night
Oh, the hungries come and go
As he blows with his eyes froze tight
Slidell boy, big city nights
Oh, he tips his hat for dinner
An old stray beggin' for a bite
Oh, Christmas Katie, babe, blow your horn
Play something happy, leave the sad one's alone
Crackin' a smile as small as wishes
Make us some merry, make it last for a while
Hey, puttin' out the dog, put the wheels on tight
Oh, play another sweet song
Never wanna see Katie cry
Jingle bells, electric lights
They rattle 'gainst the shopping cart
Even on the fourth of July
Oh, Christmas Katie, baby blow that horn
Play something happy, leave the sad ones alone
Slidell smiles as small as wishin'
Make us some merry, make it last for a while
Oh, make it last all night!
Widespread Panic is an American rock band formed in Athens, Georgia, in 1986. Considered one of the most influential jam bands of recent decades, they have inherited the spirit of pioneers like the Allman Brothers Band, Phish, and Grateful Dead. Their music blends elements of Southern Rock, blues, funk, and progressive rock, creating a rich and dynamic sound. Live performances are at the heart of the band: long improvisations, contagious energy, and a strong connection with the audience make them a unique experience. Among their most representative songs are "Ain't Life Grand", "Fishwater", "Driving Song" and "Porch Swing King". The album "Widespread Panic" (1988) is considered a turning point in their career, while "Dirty Side Down" (1994) cemented their success.
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