[Music] Aimee Mann – I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up for Christmas

Aimee Mann, the renowned American singer-songwriter and performer, has recently released a captivating song titled "I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up for Christmas." This incredible record is a must-have addition to your Playlist, as it showcases Mann's exceptional talent and musical prowess.

The song "I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up for Christmas" is featured on Mann's highly acclaimed project, "The Forgotten Arm." This body of work is a testament to Mann's artistic vision and ability to create compelling music that resonates with listeners.

It is worth mentioning that the production credits for "I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up for Christmas" go to the incredibly talented music producer, Joe Henry. Henry's expertise and creativity shine through in the flawless production of this song, adding an extra layer of depth and brilliance to Mann's already remarkable performance.

In conclusion, Aimee Mann's "I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up for Christmas" is a song that deserves recognition and praise. Its heartfelt lyrics, mesmerizing melodies, and impeccable production make it a standout track in Mann's discography. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the enchanting sounds of Aimee Mann as she takes you on a musical journey with "I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up for Christmas."

Aimee Mann I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up for Christmas Lyrics:
I was thinking I could clean up for Christmas
And then, baby, I'm through
Four more weeks that couldn't make any difference
Except maybe to you

But I've tried to use that trick
Like a carrot on a stick
So I was thinking I could clean up for Christmas
Then, baby, I'm through

I was thinking I could clean up for Christmas
And then, baby, I'm done
One less fucker trying to get in the business
Of the prodigal son

Where I know I can't compete
Once I'm off of Hastings Street
So I was thinking I could clean up for Christmas
Then, baby, I'm done

'Cause I can't live loaded and I can't live sober
And I've been this way since the end of October
And I know enough to know
That, baby, when it's over, it's over
And it's over
'Cause, baby, I'm done

I was thinking I could clean up for Christmas
And then call it a day
Tell you I'm sorry that I made you a witness
To my moral decay

And that, once upon a time
I believed it was a victimless crime
I was thinking I could clean up for Christmas
Then call it a day
Then call it a day
Then call it a day