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But it’s so beautiful! Paranoid? Eye of the beholder, I suppose. Lovely pre-christian Ukrainian chant, repurposed. Just a great, great song.
My favorite Christmas song. Thanks.
Can we open it at midnight? Must we wait til morning?
I wonder if those presents are bigger on the inside?
@2 me too!
@2 Yep, mine too.
It’s the only Xmas song that I never get tied of – and when you consider that these days the Xmas season lasts for about three months, that’s saying something.
I could see where it would make a good chant at a witch burning.
@7 It does have a sense of Paganism about it. Like the others, my fave Christmas song.
I did not say I do not love it.
wonder what it sounds like in ukranian?
One of the few Christmas songs that I do not get sick of.
Merry Christmas, Scary Tyler Moore
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E0CzDCJ…
I may be wrong, but I think the song is about a swallow bringing a good omen for the coming harvest in the new year with its arrival in the snowy season. Perhaps our dear Mr. Ank. can has more information bring educated in Ukranian culture and language.
Best wishes in the new year!