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Fiona Apple really, really, really doesn't like Donald Trump. We already had an inkling of this when she released a special Christmas carol last year, crooning about "Trump's nuts roasting on an open fire" in a selfie-video posted to Tumblr.
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US singer Fiona Apple has uploaded an anti-Trump parody of The Christmas Song to the blogging platform Tumblr.
It's a chant, with a simple and effective refrain that will surely get the 200,000 or so women expected to show up to the event in the mood to march. And it goes a little like this: "We don't want your tiny hands/anywhere near our underpants." Repeat.
Celebrities who are set to attend the march, presumably with Apple egging them on with a loudspeaker, include Cher, Katy Perry, Scarlett Johansson, Patricia Arquette, America Ferrera, Amy Schumer, Zendaya, Olivia Wilde and more.
Apple recorded her chant on a phone, then teamed up with composer Michael Whalan to create the track, which despite its simplicity is much more of a slick production than her previous offering. You can listen to it via Whalan's Soundcloud.
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