Unearthed from the vaults of the North Pole, this “lost” disco/boogie record from 1977 finally sees the light of day. Elf Waves is a funky, glitter-soaked side project from the world of Christopher Kringle — a time when elves traded sleigh bells for sequins and rode the groove straight through Studio 54.

Thought forgotten for decades, the Lost Boogie Record captures the spirit of a hidden era: when the Kringle universe collided with the golden age of disco. Play it loud, dance like an elf, and relive the North Pole’s best-kept secret. This album will make more sense after Book #9 is released. There is a reason this album has never been seen by the public.


The World Needs More Boogie (It's True)

funky instrumental intro]

yea yea ye yeaa


[verse 1]
waiting for the weekend, 
watching TV  all day long, 
guessing where is f loating my partner, 
no one is on the phone

[ refrain]
few  little steps toward  future,
some of them in revers way
moondancing is the culture
I am not dancing anyway

[ instrumental bridge, drums and guitar reefs, choir in the background vocals ]

[ verse 2]

yeah, finaly, normaly, 
someone knocking on the door
from outside to inside ,
enetring black hat is wearing
white collar black shoes

[Bridge]
is this you, Michael?
ye ye yea
Is it you moonwalker?

[ outro]

the doors are open,
footprints on the floor
no one is outside
but you - feel - like better 
having emergency call

[ outro, ending of song with rhytmic drums ]

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