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Artist: Horrible Histories
Canonical path: /horrible-histories/not-so-silent-night
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(Not So) Silent Night
Read (Not So) Silent Night lyrics by Horrible Histories on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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(Not So) Silent Night
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Silent night
Not quite
What a noise
What a sight
Drunken peasants swaying around
Trying to sing - an ungodly sound
They're all out wassailing
If they think that's in tune they're failing
Silent night
It's come to light
Often ended in a fight
That's the middle ages for you
It is funny because it is true
Noy very peaceful or quiet
Basically it was a riot
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