Big Brave Bill Saves Christmas Kate Rusby
"Big Brave Bill Saves Christmas" by Kate Rusby, released in 2020, is a folk-inspired festive song that tells the story of a courageous character, Big Brave Bill, who steps up to save Christmas from impending doom. The main themes include bravery, community spirit, and the magic of the holiday season. The lyrics convey a sense of hope and resilience. Musically, the song features traditional folk elements with acoustic instrumentation and Rusby's distinctive vocals. Its charming narrative has resonated with listeners, adding to the modern Christmas music repertoire. #Folk
[Verse 1]
Sid the bad snowman blew in with a blast
And looked like King Kong shaking Emley Moor Mast
All across Yorkshire the signal went down
During E.T. and the speech from the Crown
But here's Bill, Bill with a fresh pot of tea
And he melts Sid and saves Christmas TV
[Chorus]
Big Brave Bill from Barnsley he came
Big Brave Bill from the mine
Big Brave Bill, we'll remember his name
The hero who sups up his tea all the time
[Verse 2]
The snow it was a falling one cold Christmas day
When Daisy and Phoebe they went out to play
Racing their sledges they should have thought twice
When they stopped on a lake with a sign saying "Thin Ice"
But here's Bill, Bill with a somersault spin
He scooped up the girls as the ice it caved in
[Chorus]
Big Brave Bill from Barnsley he came
Big Brave Bill from the mine
Big Brave Bill, we'll remember his name
The hero who sups up his tea all the time
Sid the bad snowman blew in with a blast
And looked like King Kong shaking Emley Moor Mast
All across Yorkshire the signal went down
During E.T. and the speech from the Crown
But here's Bill, Bill with a fresh pot of tea
And he melts Sid and saves Christmas TV
[Chorus]
Big Brave Bill from Barnsley he came
Big Brave Bill from the mine
Big Brave Bill, we'll remember his name
The hero who sups up his tea all the time
[Verse 2]
The snow it was a falling one cold Christmas day
When Daisy and Phoebe they went out to play
Racing their sledges they should have thought twice
When they stopped on a lake with a sign saying "Thin Ice"
But here's Bill, Bill with a somersault spin
He scooped up the girls as the ice it caved in
[Chorus]
Big Brave Bill from Barnsley he came
Big Brave Bill from the mine
Big Brave Bill, we'll remember his name
The hero who sups up his tea all the time
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