Clint Patrick Black (born February 4, 1962 in Long Branch, New Jersey, USA)… Read Full Bio ↴Clint Patrick Black (born February 4, 1962 in Long Branch, New Jersey, USA) is a neotraditional country music singer, songwriter, producer and occasional actor. He grew up in Katy, TX (west of Houston) and spent a good portion of his high school years touring Houston's club circuit.

The Coolest Pair
Clint Black Lyrics

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If I could take a ride on Rudolph,
We'd trim the treetops
Knockin' a boot off
I'd get a rise out of Rudolph
Hoofin' it everywhere.

If I could make
A Frosty the Snowman,

He'd be the jolly
Get up and go-man
I'd make a 40 below-man
We'd be the coolest pair.

Chorus:
Hey, We'd stick together,
All kinds of weather
We're sure to have a ball
I can imagine all that can happen
If a little bit of snow would fall

If I could be the man
Down the chimney,
Bag full of magic
I've got it in me
I can get Santa to send me,
I've got the time to spare

--- Instrumental ---

Chorus:
Hey, We'd stick together,
All kinds of weather
We're sure to have a ball
I can imagine
All that can happen
If a little bit of snow would fall.

But the word is around
There's some other town
That let Christmas go to the Grinch
Well, maybe in Whoville
Not me and You-ville,
We'd never give 'em an inch.

If I could make
A Frosty the Snowman
He'd be the jolly
Still on a roll-man
I'm make a 40-below man,
We'd be the coolest pair
Hoofin' it everywhere,

Hey, I've got time to spare...

Overall Meaning

In Clint Black's song The Coolest Pair, the singer expresses his desire for a fun and exciting Christmas with his loved one. He imagines riding Rudolph and knocking boots off the treetops, enjoying the snow and the company of his partner. He also imagines making a Frosty the Snowman and dancing with him, having a good time in the winter weather. He is determined to enjoy the festive season and to make sure that he and his partner have a great time together, regardless of what is happening in other towns.

The song captures the joy and the magic of Christmas, emphasizing the importance of spending time with loved ones and enjoying the simple pleasures in life. The lyrics show the singer's playful and optimistic attitude, which is infectious and relatable to listeners of all ages. Overall, The Coolest Pair is a heartwarming song that captures the essence of the holiday season and encourages listeners to cherish the special moments they share with their loved ones.

Line by Line Meaning

If I could take a ride on Rudolph,
If I had a chance to travel with Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,

We'd trim the treetops
we would fly so high as to be able to prune the treetops.

Knockin' a boot off
We'd travel so close to the trees that we would lose a boot.

I'd get a rise out of Rudolph
I would make Rudolph happy by flying with him.

Hoofin' it everywhere.
We would travel all over the place, with Rudolph running as a lead.

If I could make a Frosty the Snowman,
If I got the opportunity to create a snowman as Frosty

He'd be the jolly Get up and go-man
He would be a lively and brisk man

I'd make a 40 below-man
I would create a man that can withstand really cold weather and temperatures.

We'd be the coolest pair.
Together we would be the coolest beings on the planet.

If I could be the man Down the chimney,
If I had the chance to be Santa and go down the chimney.

Bag full of magic I've got it in me
I would have a sack full of special gifts and a magical spirit to share.

I can get Santa to send me,
I could contact Santa to ask for more gifts to distribute.

I've got the time to spare.
I have the spare time to spread joy and magic over Christmassy town.

Hey, We'd stick together,
Together we would stay united, hopeful and positive.

All kinds of weather
Regardless of the weather conditions.

We're sure to have a ball
We are sure to have fun and enjoy ourselves.

I can imagine all that can happen
I can visualize and perceive all the good things that could take place.

If a little bit of snow would fall
If snow would start falling, all would get even more magical.

But the word is around There's some other town That let Christmas go to the Grinch
Rumour has it that there is yet another town, that allows Christmas to fall apart from Grinch's deeds.

Well, maybe in Whoville Not me and You-ville,
Perhaps this is true for Whoville, but not for this particular city where I'd rather ally with You.

We'd never give 'em an inch.
We would not let them take over and spoil our Christmas spirit which we protect.

He'd be the jolly Still on a roll-man
He would be a very happy and carefree fellow who always spreads positivity.

Hoofin' it everywhere,
We'd still travel together, over the beautiful, Christmassy landscape.

Hey, I've got time to spare...
I have sacrificed the time to spread joy during Christmas

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