In humbleness, I bring a Christmas song parody. 'Visitation Time is Near' is a Christmas song parody on the beloved children's song 'Christmas Time Is Here' from Alvin and The Chipmunks. Although this is a light hearted song, the subject of foster care and parent / child separation is tragic and a very emotional experience.

The visitation and emotional separation.

Christmas is fast approaching and some children may get their special present neath the tree. However there are countless others who will be lucky if they see mom or dad. You see these kids have been legally kidnapped and trafficked by the CPS foster care system and are now spending Christmas and every other day in a stranger's home. They experience the insensitivity and hate from their new guardian and are forced to go through the separation away from mom and dad. For the very young this is particularly traumatic. It will scar them and color their future. They will not share the dreams and memories with their real families. They cannot even get ET to phone home for them.

These children will not have a mentor to inspire them. They will not be motivated to reach goals and embrace life experiences. They may drop out of school, get in trouble with the law, or develop psychological baggage. Finally spiritual guidance may be absent. And all because of the greed of the filthy money hungry CPS.

I personally grew up in a divorced household not knowing my dad. Many divorced children were granted visitation. I did not. I feel the divorced separation for children back then was only a stepping stone for evil. It eventually moved it to the next level of the CPS foster care system.

The lyrics address the emotion from the very young child's perspective. They are not happy and yearn for their real parents. Eagerly they look forward to it. The visitation is this band aid alternative that puts the kid on a high and brings them down hard when the visit is over. Again the separation is hard...and unnecessary. They deserve to be with their real mom and dad.

The videos

I offer two recordings. The first is the video from the Chipmunk Movie. It offers a quick clip of the original footage of the 1958 David Servile recording. . The second is an original 1958 recording with David Servile. There is some photos from the 1950's in the video for nostalgia. The vintage photos are fun to see. Both recordings are fun and child like. Yet remember the words of this parody.

Now enjoy the song parody and videos and be sure to support @familyprotection.

Video recording

Original Audio Recording with 1950's photo nostalgia included

Visitation Time is Near

Visitation time is near
Mom and Dad will soon be here
This foster care just cannot last
Hurry mommy, hurry fast
They sold me to this stranger's home
And here I sit so all alone.
I can hardly stand their hate.
Please mommy don't be late

Want to leave this stranger's home
Oh ET please help me phone home.
I can hardly stand their hate
Please mommy don't be late
I can hardly stand their hate
Please mommy don't be late.

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