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AC/DC ~ Mistress For Christmas


Jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the day I just can't wait till Christmas time When I can grope you in the hay Easy come, easy go Have a good time with lots of dough Slippin' up high, slippin' down low Love'm and leave'm on with the show Listen, I like female form in minimal dress Money to spend with a capital 'S' Get a date with the woman in red Wanna be in heaven with three in a bed He got it, I want it They got it, I can't have it But I want it, it don't matter She got it, but I can't get it I want a mistress for Christmas Easy come, easy go Slippin' high, slippin' low He got it, I want it They got it, I can't have it I want it, don't matter She got it, and I can't get a - Mistress for Christmas You know what I'm talkin' about I want the woman in red with bow in my bed I can hear you coming down my smoke stack I wanna ride on your raindeer honey and ring the bells more free lyrics

Jingle bells, jingle bells
Jingle all the day
I just can't wait till Christmas time
When I can grope you in the hay

Easy come, easy go
Have a good time with lots of dough
Slippin' up high, slippin' down low
Love'm and leave'm on with the show

Listen, I like female form in minimal dress
Money to spend with a capital 'S'
Get a date with the woman in red
Wanna be in heaven with three in a bed

He got it, I want it
They got it, I can't have it
But I want it, it don't matter
She got it, but I can't get it
I want a mistress for Christmas

Easy come, easy go
Slippin' high, slippin' low

He got it, I want it
They got it, I can't have it
I want it, don't matter
She got it, and I can't get a -
Mistress for Christmas

You know what I'm talkin' about
I want the woman in red with bow in my bed

I can hear you coming down my smoke stack
I wanna ride on your raindeer honey and ring the bells

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