Trek the Halls with Bones and Scotty

Trek the halls with Bones and Scotty
Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la!
”Tis the season to be Spock-y,
Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la!

So I know this is right in the middle of our 30 Day challenge, but I wanted to take time out to do one more Star Trek post.

This year I was hoping to do more as it was its anniversary year, but I just wasn’t able to.

Yes, I’m sorry. I hope you all had a very Star Trek-tastical year. I did:

And even though Star Trek didn’t really celebrate Christmas, I don’t care. I had a lot of fun coming up with that song. I wanted to add another line about Kirk and the Enterprise, but couldn’t come up with any more rhymes. 😦

But I want to wish you a very Merry Christmas!

And may the spirit live on through the next year:

So my goal was to post 25 Christmas carols leading up to Christmas, but things didn’t quite go as I planned.

First I actually added a few extra posts so we will have 28 Christmas Carols instead of 25.

Wow

And I haven’t been able to finish them all. I have eight posts still to do, so I most likely won’t have every song posted on here when it is published.

But don’t worry, I will continue to post them as I make them up. Just like I did in Horrorfest V.

So our final Christmas Carol, Deck the Halls. The earliest known version of this carol dates back to 1862 by Welsh John Thomas, while the music comes from the Welsh New Year’s carol Nos Galan from 1794. The English version most know today comes from Thomas Oliphant, a Scottish musician.

I chose the Bing Crosby version as you all know how much I love hearing him sing.