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--------------------------------CREDITS---------------------------- All I Want for Christmas is You-Mariah. Carey Sound Editing-cs942698 Thumbnail/Background-cs942698 --------------------------------NOTES------------------------------- Merry Whateverholidayyou'recelebratingaroundthistime! That's right, the "Song, But Backwards" series is back! This time with the longest title in backwards history! Okay, so that might have been a great place to end the notes, but I have something I want to say. So, in addition to this project and the FNF one, I was gonna make another Christmas project. An animation of me talking about Christmas and what not. But considering those take a bit and Christmas is 3 days away (as of writing this), I'm not making it. However, there's one thing that I was going to talk about in the project and really wanted to share with y'all, so I'm including it here... (Just imagine an animation happening) Hello everyone! Welcome back to another project! Here's a question. So, y'know how people will say "Merry Christmas" to wish someone a, well, merry Christmas? Well, I've also heard the phrase "Happy Hanukkah" thrown around and I quite like it. It's alliteration, it's kinda like merry Christmas but it doesn't use "merry" and I like that. So how come I've also heard the phrase "Merry Kwanzaa?" It just uses "merry" again! How come Hanukkah got the special word treatment and Kwanzaa didn't. To right this wrong, I think of a new phrase! Starting now, you'll only be able to saaaaay, um, (totally doesn't search Thesaurus.com) "Have a satisfactory Kwanzaa!" You're welcome and I'll c ya around! #music #all #i
