In the Netherlands, "Underneath the Tree" debuted on the Mega Top 50 chart at number 38 on the week ending December 14 , 2013 and peaked at number 34 on the week ending December 28 , 2013
An old man was sleeping underneath the tree.
I pulled it a little bit and got underneath the tree".
"And I feel like there's a rabbit that walks underneath the tree.
She gets off her bike, lies flat on her back underneath the tree, and stares upward at the branches.
The staff, in their long black uniforms with starched white aprons and caps, setting out piles of gorgeously wrapped gifts underneath the tree.
At the house on the hill, there were presents wrapped in pretty paper underneath the tree behind the man, some never to be opened by the intended recipient.
Instead, she now realizes, "I was the figure standing underneath the tree at nightfall, collar upturned against the damp, waiting patiently for the hawk to return".
He is observing the arrival of Leach's petrels, whose burrows are underneath the tree — eerie, strange birds, whose chucklings and formless sounds might have been the conversation of elves.
We've raised nearly £2,000 in donations to fund it plus members of the public have kindly collected presents in a box for our young people – what we call our 'Love in a box' appeal – so underneath the tree, there will be presents for them all".
Which is all well and good – that song is a classic – but Wood seems to have forgotten about 2013's two stone-cold Christmas bangers in the shape of Kelly Clarkson's warm hug in musical form Underneath the Tree, or Leona Lewis's yearning One More Sleep.
