Twelve Nights of Christmas Filk

On the first night of Christmas my true pals  gave to me
A winged horse that sings and speaks with trees
On the second night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Two town-sized castle keeps...
On the third night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Three large tropic isles...
On the fourth night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Four arts n crafts stores...
On the fifth night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Five  dance companies...
On the sixth night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Six symphony orchestras...
On the seventh night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Seven loyal butlers...
On the eighth night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Eight chauffeur/chef/pilot/guards...
On the ninth night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Nine accountant/secretaries...
On the tenth night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Ten book stores...
On the eleventh night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Eleven limousines that can alos sail...
On the twelfth night of Christmas my true pals gave to me
Twelve robotic maid/nurse/stylists ...  


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A filk is, from what I understand of them, a re-written popular or standard song in which only the lyrics are altered.  There are MANY versions of The Twelve Days of Christmas on the radio, on-line, etc. The one above is all mine. I like it. BTW, the "..." signify where the singer must repeat all of the previous lines which begin with a number.  Just wanted to spare my keyboard and appendages.