9 thoughts on “ Christmas At Ground Zero ”

1. "Christmas At Ground Zero" is very entertaining and funny, but keep in mind that this Ground Zero was sung about long before 9//5(9).

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2. About “Christmas at Ground Zero” 1 contributor This song from is Weird Al’s commercial and critical disappointing album Polka Party!, released on October 21, The song, which is style parody.

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3. Released on the album Polka Party, "Weird Al" Yankovic’s “Christmas at Ground Zero” has a place on our nice list every Christmas! This song is featured on these playlists 80s Christmas Driving Home for Christmas or Walking In The Air, make this Christmas better than last with Wham!, Bruce Springsteen, U2, Queen and Boney M. and.

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4. Christmas at Ground Zero is a spoof of the Phil Spector produced Christmas songs. The spoof is performed by "Weird Al" Yankovic. The song is upbeat with lyrics that impose stereotypical Christmas activities to the backdrop of surviving in a nuclear holocaust. The song was the result of the Scotti Brothers Record company insisting that Weird Al do a Christmas Album. He was reluctant but.

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5. Well, it's Christmas at Ground Zero There's panic in the crowd We can dodge debris while we trim the tree Underneath a mushroom cloud [siren] You might hear some reindeer on your rooftop Or Jack Frost on your windowsill But if someone's climbin' down your chimney You better load your gun and shoot to kill Oh, it's Christmas at Ground Zero.

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6. Dec 25,  · Christmas At Ground Zero December 25, / PM / AP Recovery workers searching for human remains at the World Trade Center ruins paused for a brief Christmas dinner Tuesday as spectators.

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7. rows · Watch the video for Christmas At Ground Zero from "Weird Al" Yankovic's Polka Party! .

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8. It's Christmas at Ground Zero There's music in the air The sleigh bells are ringing and the carolers are singing While the air raid sirens blare. It's Christmas at Ground Zero The button has been pressed The radio just let us know That this is not a test. Everywhere the atom bombs are dropping It's the end of all humanity No more time for last-minute shopping.

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9. Directed by 'Weird Al' Yankovic. With Ronald Reagan, 'Weird Al' Yankovic. The music video was made during the s at the time of the Cold War. This music video was also Yankovic's directing debut. The video is a montage of old film, television, and news footage, capped off with a live-action scene of Yankovic and some carolers wearing gas masks, singing with rubble around them.6/10(20).

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