Twelves days of chains

The "Twelve Days of Christmas" is a traditional English carol that lists a series of gifts given on each of the 12 days of Christmas, starting from Christmas Day (December 25th) to Twelfth Night (January 5th). Here's a quick rundown: A partridge in a pear tree (Day 1) Two turtle doves (Day 2) Three French hens (Day 3) Four calling birds (Day 4) Five golden rings (Day 5) Six geese a-laying (Day 6) Seven swans a-swimming (Day 7) Eight maids a-milking (Day 8) Nine ladies dancing (Day 9) Ten lords a-leaping (Day 10) Eleven pipers piping (Day 11) Twelve drummers drumming (Day 12) It's a fun, cumulative song that's often sung during the holiday season! 🎄🎶 Your song, "12 Days of Chains," sounds like an interesting twist on the classic! What's the inspiration behind it? Customs: habitual practices specific to a community or group Rituals: formal or ceremonial acts, often with symbolic meaning Heritage: cultural traditions, values, and artifacts passed down from ancestors Culture: shared practices, values, and beliefs of a group Folklore: traditional stories, songs, and practices Practices: habitual or customary actions Conventions: accepted ways of behaving or doing something Habits: regular or usual practices Mores: social norms or customs Ceremonies: formal events or rituals Observances: acts of following or celebrating a custom or ritual Legacy: something handed down from previous generations Ancestry: family or ethnic descent, often connected to specific traditions Ceremonies: formal events or rituals, like a wedding or funeral ceremony Rituals: prescribed actions or series of actions, often with symbolic meaning Observances: acts of following or celebrating a custom or ritual Traditions: long-established customs or practices Customs: habitual practices or ways of doing things Responsibilities: duties or tasks one must fulfill Duties: tasks or actions one is required to perform Commitments: promises or agreements to do something Liabilities: financial obligations or debts Debts: amounts owed to others Needs: requirements or necessities Requirements: things that are necessary or mandatory Promises: commitments or vows to do something Vows: solemn promises or commitments Practices: habitual or customary actions Liturgy: a form of public worship or ritual Sacrament: a religious ceremony or ritual Ceremonial: relating to or used in ceremonies or rituals