Tim Minchin - White wine in the sun christmas song

^FI’m looking forward to Christmas It’s sent^Bbimental I know, but I just really^F like it ^FI’m, I’m hardly religious I’d rather break ^Bbbread with Dawkins than Desmond Tutu to be^F honest And yes I have ^Call of the usual objections to cons^C7umerism The commercialisation of an ancient rel^Bbigion

Press-ganged into selling PlayStations and be^Fer But I still really like it. ^C

^FI’m looking forward to Christmas Though I’m no^Bbt expecting a visit from^F Jesus I’ll be seeing my^C dad My br^C7other and sisters, my ^Agran and my m^Dmum They’ll b^Dm/Ce drinking white wine in the^Bb sun I’ll be seeing my^C dad My s^C7isters and brother, my ^Agran and my ^Dmmum We’ll b^Dm/Ce drinking white wine in the^Bb sun.

^FI don’t go for ancient wisdom I don’t b^Bbelieve just ’cause ideas are tenacious it means that they?^F??re worthy ^FI get freaked out by churches Some of the h^Bbymns that they sing have nice chords but the lyrics are d^Fodgy And yes I have ^Call of the usual objections To the mis-educ^C7ation of children who in tax-exempt institu^Bbtions

And to judge things as plain right and w^Frong But I quite like the s^Congs.

^FI’m not expecting big presents The old combi^Bbnation of socks, jocks and chocolate is just fine by ^Fme. ‘Cause I’ll be seeing ^Cmy dad My b^C7rother and sisters, my ^Agran and my ^Dmmum They’ll b^Dm/Ce drinking white wine in the sun^Bb I’ll be seeing my^C dad My ^C7sisters and brother, my ^Agran and my ^Dmmum They’ll b^Dm/Ce drinking white wine in the su^Bbn.

And ^Bbyou my baby girl My j^F/Aetlagged infant daughter You’ll be^Gm7 handed round the room Like a p^Cuppy at a ^Csus4primary ^Cschool And ^Bbyou don't understand But y^F/Aou will learn yourself one day That w^Gm7herever you are and whatever you face ^CThese are the people who’l^C7l make you feel ^Asafe in this ^Dmworld ^Dm/C My sweet blue-eyed ^Bbgirl

And ^Bbif my baby girl When you’r^F/Ae twenty-one or thirty-one And ^Gm7Christmas comes around And you f^Cind yourself nine thousand ^Csus4miles from ^Chome ^BbYou’l^F/Al kno^Gm7w whatever---^C- comes Your br^C7other and sister, and ^Ame and your m^Dmum Will be ^Dm/Cwaiting for you in the sun ^Bb whenever you com^Ce ^{Csus4 C C7}Your brothers and sisters, your aunts and your uncles Your gr^C7andparents, cousins, and ^Ame and your m^Dmum We’ll b^Dm/Ce waiting for you in the ^Bbsun ^F/Adrinking white wine in ^Gm7the sun ^CDarling, when xmas ^Bbcomes ^F/AWe’ll be waiting for you in th^Gm7e sun ^F/Adrinking white wine in the su^Bbn ^F/Awaiting for you in the ^Gm7sun ^Cwaiting for you ^Bb

^FI, I really like Christmas It’s sent^Bbimental I know^F.