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She & Him – The Christmas Waltz

By Craig Smith • Oct 12th, 2011 • Category: Downloads

It is way too soon to post Christmas songs on this site, especially in October, but yet again we have been disarmed by the come-hither-fanboy charms of Zooey Deschanel and the gentle strum of M.Ward. As you should be well aware, there is a She & Him Christmas album afoot and you can listen now to the first track “The Christmas Waltz” right here, or perhaps just download and forget about for a while, lest you irritate people who only listen to Christmas songs on Christmas Eve. Right?

The Christmas Waltz by She & Him

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