Christmas 2013 with Livingstonian and friends, by Livingstonian and Friends

Christmas 2013 with Livingstonian and friends

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1.	Aurora Irrealis (instrumental) 03:57	lyrics	buy track
(Instrumental)
2.	From the depths, Immanuel, pt. 1 04:09	lyrics	buy track
When blackness hid the heavens on high and chased away the memory of light our trust remained in thee to place though never did we look upon thy face When from the depths we sent forth our plea and searched the mists of darkness for thee still we pressed on, and listened for thy voice with trust that in thee we would soon rejoice
3.	It's not too late to ruin Christmas 03:50	lyrics	buy track
It's not too late to ruin Christmas get out the gas and torch the tree gorget good will and make yourself some enemies and spend your Christmas well away from me It's not too late to ruin Christmas invite the inlaws; start a fight let the flames of all your grudges burn so bright and do your best to settle every score tonight We still have time to ruin Christmas everybody's going to have to rush every single person's got some kind of dreams to be crushed and it's not too late to ruin Christmas if we must Aren't you tired of trying to act like some sort of saint? Aren't you going to explode from one more minute of self-restraint? So I think I know just what needs to be done We have to make sure Christmas doesn't come It's not too late to ruin Christmas ice the road and salt the lawn break a window at every single house where lights are on and punch 'em in the face if they try to sing you any songs
4.	From the depths, Immanuel, pt. 2 04:10	info	buy track

This isn't the finished album– we're still waiting on some more tracks from people who just barely finished finals.

released December 25, 2013

Livingstonian Provo, Utah

I write songs and play them on guitar, banjo, keys and some instruments I built. If you like the songs, you can throw a couple of bucks my way.

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