Every year since 2006, The Killers write and record a special Christmas song for a very good charity – the RED campaign. They usually collaborate on these. Some of the artists they’ve worked with include the band Dawes, Neil Tennant and Elton John. Needless to say, Jimmy was flattered that they asked him to be a part of it this year. #JoelTheLumpOfCoal
You can download “Joel, the Lump of Coal” on iTunes at http://smarturl.it/JoelTheLumpOfCoal
All proceeds go to the RED campaign.
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