Snider tell Chris Jericho's Talk Is Jericho podcast: "One of the engineers, a few years later, becomes a Grammy Award-winning producer named Rick Wake. He called me one day and he goes, 'Are you sitting down? Celine Dion wants to record God Bless Us Everyone.'"

"The first thing I said was, 'Does she know who wrote it?' He said, 'I didn't tell her yet.' And I said, 'Do not tell her Satan wrote a Christmas song!' He said, 'Seriously?' I said, 'Seriously, dude. Just put it on the frigging album.'"

Wake explained that Dion had a request of her own. He tells Snider: "One other thing: She wants to change the name to The Magic Of Christmas Day (God Bless Us Everyone)." The singer responded: "I don't care if she calls it This Song Is A Pile Of Dog Sh*t. Just put it on her album!"

The track appeared on Dion's 1998 Christmas release, These Are Special Times. Snider says the publishing income from the cover paid off in a very big way.