Merry Christmas, Kiss My Ass
All Time Low · Dirty Work [2011]
To have my chance with you.
Now last year's summer romance,
Is this year's winter blues.
I treated you so nicely,
To jewellery, and champagne,
But you left me empty handed,
Yeah, you left me feeling
Play-ay-ayed
Now I hope you're happy with yourself,
'cause I'm not laughing
Don't you think it's kind of crappy
What you did this holiday?
When I gave you my heart,
You ripped it apart
Like wrapping paper trash
So I wrote you a song,
Hope that you sing along
And it goes,
"merry Christmas, kiss my ass!"
They say I'm losing my mind,
I thought that for a while,
I tear down decorations
They remind me of your smile.
I hate that mistletoe,
It makes me think of our first kiss,
You bit my lip, you pulled me close,
And then you taught me how to quit.
Now I hope you're happy with yourself,
'cause I'm not laughing
Don't you think it's kind of crappy
What you did this holiday?
When I gave you my heart,
You ripped it apart
Like wrapping paper trash.
So I wrote you a song,
Hope that you sing along,
And it goes,
"merry Christmas, kiss my (ass)"
So sick of calling,
You wont telephone me,
No, fuck you girl, I'm going out.
I gave you my all,
But our love hit a wall, now,
I'm jingle belling,
And everyone's yelling,
We'll drink 'til the bars shut us down.
Ain't that just what Christmas is all about?
And I hope you're happy with yourself,
'cause I'm not laughing, (not laughing)
Don't you think it's so damn trashy
What you did this holiday?
(so trashy)
I gave you my heart, (heart)
You ripped it apart
Like the wrapping paper trash (wrapping paper trash)
So I wrote you a song,
Hope that you sing along,
Here it goes,
"merry Christmas, (bitch), kiss my ass."
Merry Christmas,
Merry Christmas,
Merry Christmas,
Merry Christmas,
Kiss my ass,
Kiss his ass,
Kiss your ass,
Happy Chanukah,
About Merry Christmas, Kiss My Ass
All Time Low's "Merry Christmas, Kiss My Ass" stands as a defining track from their 2011 album *Dirty Work*, blending holiday cheer with the band's signature punk-pop energy. Released during a period of heightened commercial success, the song exemplifies the group's ability to subvert traditional festive themes with irreverent humor and catchy melodies. The recording features the band's characteristic vocal harmonies and driving instrumentation, solidifying their place in the modern pop-punk landscape. While the title suggests a cynical take on the season, the track ultimately delivers an upbeat, radio-friendly anthem that resonated widely with fans and helped maintain the group's relevance in the mid-2010s music scene.

