By popular demand (read: 2 people asked for it), another Sinterklaas song in Denglish* style. The last one of this year, too.

* Note that Wikipedia refers to "Denglisch" as a mixture of German and English. Perhaps Dunglish is the better term in this case... Either way, I'm talking about mixing Dutch and English. My Denglisch (the German variant) is probably far worse than my Denglish/Dunglish.

The Sack of Santa Clause
The sack of Santa Clause
Santa Clause, Santa Clause
The sack of Santa Clause
Oh boys, boys, it's such a boss
There stops he, there stops he
There stops he happy of sin,
The whole, the whole
The whole world in
The sack of Santa Clause
Santa Clause, Santa Clause
The sack of Santa Clause
Oh boys, boys, it's such a boss

He is for big and small
Big and small, big and small
He is for big and small
Foreseen of tay and marsepain
And mountains, and mountains
And mountains sugar goods
So lecker, so lecker
So lecker and so sweet
He is for big and small
Big and small, big and small
He is for big and small
Foreseen of tay and marsepein

But under in that sack
In that sack, in that sack
But under in that sack
There lies the very big pack
For the lovely, for the sweet
For the lovely sweet child
Say was you, say was you
This year gehoresame friend?
But under in that sack
In that sack, in that sack
But under in that sack
There lies the very big pack

Thanks to Liedjesland for the original Dutch lyrics.