"Where's Father Christmas" genre: Christmas
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	Where’s Father Christmas gone? Has he buggered off in a huff because no-one believes in him anymore? Too right he has. But it’s not too late, he’ll come back. All you’ve got to do is believe.
	Credits: Word and Music by Mark Taylor
	Story Behind the Song So many Christmas Number ones over the past few years have had very little to do with Christmas. Mostly they’ve just had few tinkley bells added to make them sound “Christmassy”. Where’s Father Christmas is a Christmas song that sounds Christmassy and is about Christmas, or at the least the lack of it. Lyrics He used to call every Christmas eve To everyone who believed Great big sack, slung over his back Filled with toys but he made no noise Chorus But now no-one believes in Father Christmas or Rudolph with his shiny nose No one believes in Father Christmas no-one I suppose So this year it won’t be the same There won’t be lots of toys and sweets and games Because you didn’t believe Santa’s been asked to leave There’s stocking on the mantelpiece No mince pie and brandy feast No clatter of hooves, no falling snow No presents by the tree no ho ho ho Chorus Santa Rap Hey listen up kids I’m Santa Clause I don’t do windows and I don’t do doors But superhuman that’s me alright Around the world in a single night But that was back in the good old days When my friend Rudolph pulled my sleigh Through the snow and through the cold We had presents for all young and old So keep your tin drum kid make sure it don’t break Cause I won’t be back, I’ve been given the sack So this year it’s true I won’t make a sound You didn’t believe I won’t be around

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