Did Santa Steal the Snowplow?

Performed by Erato & The Cattle Drive

Did Santa Steal the Snowplow? – DOWNLOAD

Verse 1
Well, the cops are out in force, lookin’ for a man in red,
With a snowy white beard and a fuzzy hat on his head.
They say he swiped the snowplow right out of town,
Headed north on the highway, no signs of slowing down.

Witnesses swear it was Santa behind the wheel,
But it might have been Gary after his last meal deal.
Left a trail of cookie crumbs all the way to the street,
Now they’re chasing down Saint Nick on the snow-covered beat.

Chorus
Santa stole the snowplow, he had places to be,
Runnin’ red lights with peppermint debris.
Said it was an emergency, no time to slow,
Now the trial’s set for Easter, but he won’t say why, though.

Verse 2
Someone saw a reindeer ridin’ shotgun side,
But between us, that detail’s kinda hard to buy.
When they asked ol’ Santa why he needed that ride,
He just winked and said, “There were toys I had to guide.”

Stores are sold out of beard kits—no surprise,
Every Kris, Nick, and Saint’s puttin’ on a disguise.
They’re all suspects now in a jolly caper crime,
But only Santa’s got that peppermint trail this time.

Chorus
Santa stole the snowplow, he had places to be,
Runnin’ red lights with peppermint debris.
Said it was an emergency, no time to slow,
Now the trial’s set for Easter, but he won’t say why, though.

Bridge
Kids say if it’s Santa, he had a reason for the run,
Maybe a last-minute mission to get the job done.
Or a trip to see the naughty list and check it twice,
But when they pulled him over, he just winked so nice.

Verse 3
Police sketch just shows a guy in red with a grin,
Could be any Uncle Bob or a guy named Flynn.
But witnesses say he yelled, “Ho Ho oh no!”
When he hit the gas and drove through the snow.

Now he’s sitting in cuffs, says, “You’ll see me next year,”
Gave the cops a little wave with a bit of cheer.
And when they ask what he needed the snowplow for,
Santa says, “I’ll tell the judge, but I’m not tellin’ more.”

Chorus
Santa stole the snowplow, he had places to be,
Runnin’ red lights with peppermint debris.
Said it was an emergency, no time to slow,
Now the trial’s set for Easter, but he won’t say why, though.

Outro
So keep an eye on the highway if the snow falls tonight,
And if you see a snowplow with jingle bells and lights.

When asked what emergency he had, Santa reportedly mumbled something

about a ‘very naughty list’ and sped off.

After he was caught, he looked at the police and said, ‘I’ll see you on the nice list… maybe.’

The trial’s set before Easter, and no one’s sure what the judge will decide!

 

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and Merry Christmas!



Music and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger



Did Santa Steal the Snowplow -- A high drone shot capturing Santa Claus driving a large snowplow decorated with colorful Christmas lights, clearing a path through a vast snowy landsc4.
Did Santa Steal the Snowplow — A high drone shot capturing Santa Claus driving a large snowplow decorated with colorful Christmas lights, clearing a path through a vast snowy landscape.

 

Did Santa Steal the Snowplow -- A festive scene of Santa Claus driving a large snowplow decorated with colorful Christmas lights, garlands, and a wreath on the front. Santa is in his1.
Did Santa Steal the Snowplow — A festive scene of Santa Claus driving a large snowplow decorated with colorful Christmas lights, garlands, and a wreath on the front. Santa is in his best….

 

Did Santa Steal the Snowplow -- A festive scene showing Santa Claus driving a large snowplow decorated with colorful Christmas lights, garlands, and a wreath. Santa, in his tradition3.
Did Santa Steal the Snowplow — A festive scene showing Santa Claus driving a large snowplow decorated with colorful Christmas lights, garlands, and a wreath. Santa, in his traditional….

Last Updated on November 11, 2024 by Alan Nafzger

By Erato & The Cattle Drive

Erato & The Cattle Drive is a modern country band that blends traditional cowboy culture with poetic lyricism. Fronted by singer-songwriter Erato, named after the muse of lyric poetry, the group draws inspiration from wide open spaces, cattle drives, and the rugged life of ranchers. Their sound features a mix of classic country instrumentation—steel guitar, fiddle, and harmonica—combined with Erato’s distinct storytelling. Known for their high-energy performances at rodeos and country fairs, Erato & The Cattle Drive brings to life the spirit of the Old West through their songs. Tracks like "Dusty Trails" and "Cowboy’s Lament" have made them a favorite among country music purists, while their poetic lyrics connect deeply with fans of modern Americana. Whether it’s a ballad or a barn burner, the band’s authenticity and passion keep the audience coming back for more.

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