"Decorating You (Bethaney)" genre: Christmas
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	This guy dresses like a slob. His girlfriend decides to make over his entire wardrobe for Christmas, even if she's got to max out her credit cards to do it.
	CD: A Very Indie Christmas   Label: Pop Goes The World Inc. Credits: Written by Michael Daly (ASCAP). Bethaney Saffold (vocals), John Reynolds (lead guitar), Dave Nikithser (guitar), Mike Daly (bass), Rich Stout (drums).
	Story Behind the Song Most guys don't know how to dress, and hate to shop. They'd be perfectly happy to let their significant other pick out clothes for them. This was inspired by just such a situation. It was recorded in one night, so we could get our Christmas CD to the mastering house the next day. That way, there'd be 10 songs instead of nine on the disc! Lyrics How many different phrases Can be printed on a shirt? I have learned since I met you How many different places Can you wear that tired pair of jeans? They've become a part of you The holidays are coming And I know you like your toys But the time has come to separate The man from the boy Try not to take it hard I'm maxing out my credit card This year, I'm decorating you Forgive me if I whine But if I see those sneakers one more time I will surely lose my mind And what about those sweats? That's about as cheesy as it gets Let me see what I can find I'll wrap you up in colors That'll complement your eyes You'll look so cool and casual Won't you try them on for size? Try not to take it hard I'm maxing out my credit card This year, I'm decorating you I'm sparing no expense To fit you with a fashion sense This year I'm decorating you Wait 'til you see What's gonna be Under your tree Along with me

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