I Believe in Father Christmas

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"I Believe in Father Christmas" is a 1975 progressive rock Christmas song by Greg Lake that contrasts nostalgic holiday imagery with a critique of commercialism and lost innocence.

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I Believe in Father Christmas canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
associatedAct Emerson, Lake & Palmer
chartedIn UK Singles Chart
chartPositionUK 2
composer Greg Lake
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
firstReleasedAs non-album single
genre Christmas music
progressive rock
hasMusicVideo yes
hasNotableCoverVersionBy Elaine Paige
Sarah Brightman
U2
Vertical Horizon
hasOpeningLine They said there'll be snow at Christmas
hasPart Troika theme from Lieutenant Kijé Suite
instrumentation acoustic guitar
bells and chimes
orchestral arrangement
isChristmasStandard true
language English
laterIncludedOn Greg Lake compilation albums
lyricist Peter Sinfield
lyricSubject contrast between idealized Christmas and reality
mood bittersweet
musicVideoFeatures Middle Eastern landscapes
war imagery
oftenPlayedDuring Christmas season
originalReleaseFormat 7-inch single
performer Greg Lake
producer Greg Lake
Peter Sinfield
recordLabel Atlantic Records
Manticore Records
releaseDate 1975
releasePeriod 1970s
subjectOf critical analysis of anti-commercial Christmas songs
tempo moderate
theme commercialism of Christmas
disillusionment
lost innocence
nostalgia
usesMelodyFrom Lieutenant Kijé Suite
usesMusicBy Sergei Prokofiev
vocalStyle solo male vocal

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Greg Lake notableWork I Believe in Father Christmas
Greg Lake notableWork I Believe in Father Christmas
subject linked to: Gregory Stuart Lake
Home for Christmas hasTrack I Believe in Father Christmas