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* [[Coldplay]]'s "Christmas Lights" (2010): The speaker breaks up with his girlfriend after they have a huge fight on Christmas Eve, and he spends the night depressed, unable to join in with the joyful revelers on the streets. But it still manages to end on an upbeat note, as the sight of the Christmas lights lifts his spirits and gives him hope that he'll be able to move on.

* "XM@$" (2010) by [[Slipknot|Corey Taylor]] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od7GUy9XS7c has to be heard to be believed].

* Cuban comedian Álvarez Guedes song "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fF7uazEKOe8 Cada vez que pienso en ti]" begins as a typical salsa song about a man missing his former lover on Christmastime (a frequent theme in Hispanic Christmas songs). Once the song comes to the chorus, however... well there is a reason the song is erroneously called "Me cago en el año viejo":

{{quote|Me cago en el año viejo <ref>I shit on New Year's Eve</ref>

me cago en el año nuevo <ref>I shit on New Year's day</ref>

me cago en el arbolito <ref>I shit on the Christmas tree</ref>

y me cago en ti. <ref>and I shit on you.</ref>

(repeat)

El fin de año me recuerda <ref>At the end of the year I remember</ref>

lo mucho que nos quisimos <ref>how much we loved each other</ref>

pero ya nos aburrimos <ref>but we got bored of each other</ref>

¡por eso vete a la mierda! <ref>then fuck yourself in hell!</ref>

Me cago en el año viejo

me cago en el año nuevo

me cago en el arbolito

y me cago en ti.}}

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