Christmas Music Horror

It's that time of year, Christmas is two weeks away and the holiday festivities have been kicked into overdrive. At the mall 'Santa' and his little helpers take toy requests from children, families are flooding to Christmas tree sellers to find the perfect tree to take home and decorate, parents and friends shop for Holiday clearances at stores, sparkly twine, holiday reefs and candy canes cover everything. The decorations, great deals and hustle of the season don't bother me, but there is one thing about this time of year that I can not stand, and that one thing is Christmas Music. However, I can tolerate it for about 30 seconds if I am joke singing the lyrics to someone, but I can not handle listening to the festive music in any serious manner.

'Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer', and no one called the cops, thats illegal, whose gonna tell grandpa?
'I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Under the Mistletoe', what would daddy say? His wife is cheating on him with a childhood hero! That is not okay.
'Let It Snow', no, don't let it snow, I have plans today and a foot of snow wont do me any good!

Luke Bryan -Tailgates and Tan lines

The album "Tailgates and Tan Line" by Luke Bryan was a monumental fusion of classic country to the new pop sound the market demands. In the singers third album, he found an ideal balance between a new age high energy sound and the sing songy and romantic qualities of country music. The album's opener "Country Girl," sets the tone for the album with an infectious dance beat while still keeping poetic lyrics. Lyrics such as "Spin me around this big ole barn, tangle me up like grandma's yarn" are matched with an up tempo beat for a match made in heaven. The fifth track on the album "I Don't Want  This Night to End" keeps a classic country theme of pursuing a girl while also getting stuck in the heads of pop music fans. The album makes Luke Bryan a pioneer in country music as he takes the leap into pop music and leaves in peers in the dust.