Sheeran may have needed convincing, but John has holiday track experience with his 1973 stand-alone single “ Step Into Christmas,' which had ' Ho, Ho, Ho (Who'd Be a Turkey at Christmas)' as the B-side. I love Christmas, but in terms of doing a Christmas song, you need to chuck the kitchen sink at it.' He and John ended up writing three holiday tunes together, including this one. “I’ve always been quite against it,” Sheeran said. Sheeran also elaborated on the backstory during a November appearance on The Tonight Show, explaining that he speaks with John “every day.” He was actually reluctant to do a Christmas song, but was eventually convinced otherwise. “And he told me we should do a ‘Christmas song,’ and I replied, ‘Yeah, maybe in 2022.’ But I actually wrote the chorus that day, and here we are.” “Last Christmas, I received a call from my mate Elton John,” he said. which pushed record labels to put warning stickers on albums with explicit lyrics. They also teased the song in a brief video clip, with Sheeran revealing the tune’s origins. Run It (2005) Say Goodbye (2005) She Aint You (2011) Shouldve Kissed You (2011) Sing Like Me (2009). profits from the track during “this year’s Christmas period” will benefit the Ed Sheeran Suffolk Music Foundation and the Elton John AIDS Foundation. The duo announced in an Instagram statement on Monday that all U.K.

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