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1. A Baby Just Like You2. All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth

. Blue Christmas

!. Christmas "inner

#. Christmas For Cowboys

$. Christmas In %illarney

&. "e'k the (alls

). First Christmas

*. Frosty the +now Man

1,. -ranma -ot /un 0er By a /eineer

11. (ae Yoursel A Merry Little Christmas

12. (ere Comes +anta Claus1. (olly Jolly Christmas

1!. I +aw Mommy %issin3 +anta Claus

1#. It4s the most wonerul time o the year

1$. I4ll Be (ome For Christmas

1&. Jin3le Bell /o'k

1). Jin3le Bells

1*. Jolly 0l +aint 5i'holas

2,. Let It +now6

21. Mary7 "i You %now8

22. Merry Christmas "arlin3

2. Must Be +anta

2!.5uttin4 For Christmas

2#. 0 Christmas Tree

2$. 9ine Cones An (olly Berries

2&. /o'kin3 aroun the Christmas Tree

2). /uol:h The /e;5ose /eineer

2*. +anta Claus Is Comin3 To Town

,. +iler Bells

1. +lee: Well7 Little Chilren

2. +lei3h /ie

. Tennessee Christmas!. The Christmas +on3

#. The Little "rummer Boy

$. The 5i3ht Beore Christmas

&. The Twele "ays o Christmas

).


2/28

A Baby Just Like You

John "ener7 J. (enry ='> 1*The season is upon us now

A time for gifts and giving

And as the year draws to its close

I think about my living

The Christmas time when I was young,

The magic and the wonder,

But colors dull and candles dim,

And dark my standing under

O little Zachary, shining light

ou!ve set my soul to dreaming

ou!ve given back my "oy in life

And filled me with new meaning

A #avior $ing was born that day,

A baby "ust like you,

And as the %agi came with gifts,

I come with my gift too

That peace on &arth fills up your time,

That brotherhood surrounds you'That you may know the warmth of love,

And wrap it all around you

It!s "ust a wish, a dream I!m told

(rom days when I was young

%erry Christmas, little Zachary

%erry Christmas, everyone

%erry Christmas, little Zachary

%erry Christmas, everyone

All I Want For Crist!as Is "y #$o Front #eet&very body stops

and stares at me

These two teeth are

gone as you can see

I don!t know "ust who

to blame for this catastrophe)

But my one wish on Christmas &ve

is as plain as it can be)

All I want for Christmas

is my two front teeth,

my two front teeth,see my two front teeth)


3/28

*ee, if I could only

have my two front teeth,

then I could with you

+%erry Christmas'+

It seems so long since I could say,

+#ister #usie sitting on a thistle)+

*osh oh gee, how happy I!d be,

if I could only whistle thhhh-

All I want for Christmas

is my two front teeth,

my two front teeth,

see my two front teeth'

*ee, if I could only

have my two front teeth,

then I could wish you

+%erry Christmas)+

Blue Crist!as

B.(ayes7 J.Johnson ='> 1*!)I!ll have a blue Christmas without you.

I!ll be so blue thinking about you'

/ecorations of red

on a green Christmas tree

0on!t mean a thing if

you!re not here with me

I!ll have a blue Christmas, that!s certain.

And when that blue heartache starts hurting,ou!ll be doing all right

with your Christmas of white,

But I!ll have a blue, blue Christmas'

Crist!as Dinner

9aul +tookey7 1*$And it came to pass on a Christmas evening

0hile all the doors were shuttered tight

Outside standing, lonely boy1child

Cold and shivering in the night

On the street, every window

#ave but one, was gleaming bright

And to this window walked the boy1child

2eeking in saw, candle light

Through other windows he had looked at turkeys

/ucks and geese, cherry pies

But through this window saw a grey1haired lady

Table bare and tears in her eyes

Into his coat reached the boy1child

$nowing well there was little there3e took from his pocket,

his own Christmas dinner


4/28

A bit of cheese, some bread to share

3is outstretched hands

held the food and they trembled

As the door, it opened wide

#aid he, 0ould you share with me Christmas dinner

*ently said she, Come inside

The grey1haired lady brought forth to the table

*lasses two and her last drop of wine

#aid she, 3ere!s a toast to everyone!s Christmas

and especially, yours and mine

And it came to pass on that Christmas evening

0hile all the doors were shuttered tight

That in that town, the happiest Christmas

0as shared by candle light

Crist!as For Co$boys

+. Weisber3 ='> 1*Tall in the saddle we spend Christmas day

/riving the cattle on the snow1covered plains'

All of the good gifts given today.

Ours is the sky and the wide open range'

Back in the cities, they have different ways,

(ootball and eggnog and Christmas parades'

I!ll take the blanket. I!ll take the reins.

Christmas for Cowboys and wide open plains'

A campfire for warmth as we stop for the night.

The stars overhead are the Christmas1tree lights'

The wind sings a hymn as we bow down to pray.

Christmas for Cowboys and the wide open plains'

It!s tall in the saddle we spend Christmas /ay,

/riving the cattle on the snow1covered plains'

#o many gifts have been opened today.

Ours is the sky and the wide open range'

It!s Christmas for Cowboys and wide open plains'

Crist!as In Killarney

The holly green, the ivy green

The prettiest picture you!ve ever seen

Is Christmas in $illarney

0ith all of the folks at home

It!s nice, you know, to kiss your beau

0hile cuddling under the mistletoe

And #anta Claus you know, of course

Is one of the boys from home

The door is always openThe neighbors pay a call

And (ather 4ohn before he!s gone


5/28

0ill bless the house and all

3ow grand it feels to click your heels

And "oin in the fun of the "igs and reels

I!m handing you no blarney

The likes you!ve never known

Is Christmas in $illarney0ith all of the folks at home

De%k #e &alls

/eck the halls with boughs of holly

(a1la1la1la1la, la1la1la1la

!Tis the season to be "olly


/on we now our gay apparel

(a1la1la, la1la1la, la1la1la'

Troll the ancient ule1tide carol (a1la1la1la1la, la1la1la1la'

#ee the bla5ing ule before us'


#trike the harp and "oin the chorus'


(ollow me in merry measure'


0hile I tell of ule1tide treasure'


(ast away the old year passes'


3ail the new year, lads and lasses


#ing we "oyous, all together'


heedless of the wind and weather'


First Crist!as

+tan /o3ers7 1*&*7 on Between The Breaks

This day a year ago, he was rolling in the snow0ith a younger brother in his father!s yard

Christmas break, a time for touching home,

the heart of all he!d known

And leaving was so hard

Three thousand miles away,

now he!s working Christmas /ay

%aking double time for the minding of the store

0ell he always said, he!d make it on his own

3e!s spending Christmas &ve alone

(irst Christmas away from home

#he!s standing by the train station,pan1handling for change

(our more dollars buys a decent meal and a room


6/28

6ooks like the #ally Ann place after all,

in a crowded sleeping hall

That echoes like a tomb

But it!s warm and clean and free,

and there are worse places to be

At least it means no beating from her /adAnd if she cries because it!s Christmas /ay

#he hopes that it won!t show


In the apartment stands a tree,

and it looks so small and bare

7ot like it was meant to be,

*olden angel on the top

It!s not that same old silver star,

you wanted for your own


In the morning, they get prayers,

then it!s crafts and tea downstairs

Then another meal back in his little room

3oping maybe that +the boys+

will think to phone before the day is gone

0ell, it!s best they do it soon

0hen the +old girl+ passed away,

he fell apart more every day

&ach had always kept the other pretty well

But the kids all said the nursing home was best

Cause he couldn!t live alone


In the common room they!ve got the biggest tree

And it!s huge and cold and lifeless

7ot like it ought to be,

and the lit1up flashing #anta Claus on top

It!s not that same old silver star,

you once made for your own


Frosty te Sno$ "an

(rosty the snowman was a "olly happy soul,

0ith a corncob pipe and a button nose

and two eyes made out of coal'

(rosty the snowman is a fairy tale, they say,

3e was made of snow but the children

know how he came to life one day'

There must have been some magic in that

old silk hat they found'

(or when they placed it on his head

he began to dance around'

O, (rosty the snowman

was alive as he could be,

And the children say he could laugh

and play "ust the same as you and me'

Thumpetty thump thump,

thumpety thump thump,


7/28

6ook at (rosty go'



Over the hills of snow'

(rosty the snowman knew

the sun was hot that day,#o he said, +6et!s run and

we!ll have some fun

now before I melt away'+

/own to the village,

with a broomstick in his hand,

8unning here and there all

around the s9uare saying,

Catch me if you can'

3e led them down the streets of town

right to the traffic cop'

And he only paused a moment when

he heard him holler +#top)+

(or (rosty the snow man

had to hurry on his way,

But he waved goodbye saying,

+/on!t you cry,

I!ll be back again some day'+



6ook at (rosty go'



Over the hills of snow'

Gran'!a Got Run O(er By a Rein'eer

r. ?lmo7 1*&*7 r. ?lmo4s Twiste Christmas*randma got run over by a reindeer'

0alking home from our house Christmas eve'

ou can say there!s no such thing as #anta,

but as for me and grandpa we believe'

#he!d been drinking too much eggnog,

and we begged her not to go'

But she forgot her medication, and she

staggered out the door into the snow'

0hen we found her Christmas morning,

at the scene of the attack,she had hoof1prints on her forehead,

and incriminating Claus marks on her back'

7ow we!re all so proud of grandpa,

3e!s been taking this so well'

#ee him in there watching football,

drinking root beer and

playing cards with Cousin %el'

It!s not Christmas without *randma,

All the family!s dressed in black

and we "ust can!t help but wonder:

#hould we open up her gifts,

or send them back;

#end them back))
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8/28

7ow the goose is on the table

and the pudding made of fig

and the blue and silver candles

that would "ust have matched

the hair on grandma!s wig'

I!ve warned all my

friends and neighborsbetter watch out for yourselves,

they should never give a license

to a man who drives a sleigh

and plays with elves'

&a(e Yoursel) A "erry Little Crist!as

rom the ilmMeet Me In St. Louis

(u3h Martin7 /al:h Blane 1*!3ave yourself a merry little Christmas,

6et your heart be light(rom now on,

our troubles will be out of sight

3ave yourself a merry little Christmas,

%ake the ule1tide gay,

(rom now on,

our troubles will be miles away'

3ere we are as in olden days,

happy golden days of yore'

(aithful friends who are dear to us

gather near to us once more'

Through the years we all will be togetherIf the (ates allow

3ang a shining star upon the highest bough'

And have yourself a merry little Christmas now'

&ere Co!es Santa Claus

-ene Autry7 0akley (aleman ='> 1*!&3ere comes #anta Claus)

3ere comes #anta Claus)

8ight down #anta Claus 6ane)


9/28

!Cause #anta Claus comes tonight

&olly Jolly Crist!as

Johnny Marks ='> 1*$23ave a holly, "olly Christmas.

It!s the best time of the year

I don!t know if there!ll be snow,

but have a cup of cheer'

3ave a holly, "olly Christmas.

And when you walk down the street

#ay 3ello to friends you know

and everyone you meet'

Oh, ho, the mistletoe

hung where you can see.

#omebody waits for you.

$iss her once for me'3ave a holly "olly Christmas,

and in case you didn!t hear,

Oh by golly, have a holly,

"olly Christmas this year'

I Sa$ "o!!y Kissin* Santa Claus

T. Connor ='> 1*#2I saw %ommy kissing #anta Claus

>nderneath the mistletoe last night'

#he didn!t see me creepdown the stairs to have a peep.

#he thought that I was tucked

up in my bedroom fast asleep'

Then, I saw %ommy tickle #anta Claus

>nderneath his beard so snowy white.

Oh, what a laugh it would have been

If /addy had only seen

%ommy kissing #anta Claus last night'

I+ll Be &o!e For Crist!as

%im -annon7 Walter %ent ='> 1*!I!ll be home for Christmas

ou can count on me

2lease have snow and mistletoe

and presents on the tree

Christmas &ve will find me

0here the love light gleams

I!ll be home for Christmas

If only in my dreams

It+s te !ost $on'er)ul ti!e o) te year


10/28

?ie 9ola7 -eor3e Wyle 1*$It!s the most wonderful time of the year'

0ith the kids "ingle belling,

and everyone telling you,

+Be of good cheer,+

It!s the most wonderful time of the year'

There!ll be parties for hosting,

marshmallows for toasting and

caroling out in the snow'

there!ll be scary ghost stories and

tales of the glories of Christmases

long, long ago'


There!ll be much mistletoeing

and hearts will be glowing,

when loved ones are near'


Jin*le Bell Ro%k

Bobby (elms4ingle bell, "ingle bell, "ingle bell rock

4ingle bells swing and "ingle bells ring

#nowing and blowing up bushels of fun

7ow the "ingle hop has begun

4ingle bell, "ingle bell, "ingle bell rock

4ingle bells chime in "ingle bell time

/ancing and prancing in 4ingle Bell #9uare

In the frosty air'

0hat a bright time, it!s the right time

To rock the night away

4ingle bell time is a swell time

To go gliding in a one1horse sleigh

*iddy1up "ingle horse, pick up your feet

4ingle around the clock

%i= and a1mingle in the "ingling feet

That!s the "ingle bell,

That!s the "ingle bell,

That!s the "ingle bell rock'

Jin*le Bells

James Lor 9ier:ont :ubl. 1)#&/ashing through the snow

On a one1horse open sleigh,

Over the fields we go,

6aughing all the way.

Bells on bob1tail ring,

making spirits bright,

0hat fun it is to ride and sing

A sleighing song tonight

4ingle bells, "ingle bells,"ingle all the way)

O what fun it is to ride


11/28

In a one1horse open sleigh

A day or two ago,

I thought I!d take a ride,

And soon %iss (anny Bright

0as seated by my side.

The horse was lean and lank.%isfortune seemed his lot.

3e got into a drifted bank,

And we, we got upsot'

4ingle Bells, 4ingle Bells,

4ingle all the way)

0hat fun it is to ride

In a one1horse open sleigh'

A day or two ago,

the story I must tell

I went out on the snow

And on my back I fell.

A gent was riding by

In a one1horse open sleigh,

3e laughed as there

I sprawling lie,

But 9uickly drove away'


4ingle all the way)



7ow the ground is white

*o it while you!re young,

Take the girls tonight

And sing this sleighing song.

4ust get a bob1tailed bay

two1forty as his speed

3itch him to an open sleigh

And crack) you!ll take the lead'


4ingle all the way)



Jolly Ol' Saint Ni%olas

4olly old #aint 7icholas,

lean your ear this way)

/on!t you tell a single soul

what I!m going to say:

Christmas &ve is coming soon.

now, you dear old man

0hisper what you!ll bring to me.

tell me if you can'

0hen the clock is striking twelve,

when I!m fast asleep

/own the chimney, broad and black,

with your pack you!ll creep

All the stockings you will find

hanging in a row


12/28

%ine will be the shortest one,

you!ll be sure to know

Bobby wants a pair of skates,

#u5y wants a sled

7ellie wants a picture book,

yellow, blue, and red7ow I think I!ll leave to you

what to give the rest

Choose for me, dear #anta Claus.

you will know the best'

Let It Sno$,

+ammy Cahn7 Jule +tyne ='> 1*!#Oh, the weather outside is frightful,

But the fire is so delightful,

And since we!ve no place to go,6et it snow, let it snow, let it snow'

It doesn!t show signs of stopping,

And I brought some corn for popping.

The lights are turned way down low,

6et it snow, let it snow, let it snow'

0hen we finally say good night,

3ow I!ll hate going out in the storm.

But if you really hold me tight,

All the way home I!ll be warm'

The fire is slowly dying,And, my dear, we!re still good1bye1ing,

But as long as you love me so'

6et it snow, let it snow, let it snow'

"ary- Di' You Kno$.

'. 1**1 Wor Musi' = a iision o Wor7 In'.> an /uus Musi' =amin. by %eelin3 @

Com:any7 In'7 5ashille7 T5> Wors Mark Lowry Musi' Buy -reene%ary, did you know

That your baby boy will one day walk on water;

%ary, did you knowThat your baby boy will save our sons and daughters;

/id you know

That your baby boy has come to make you new;

This child that you!ve delivered

0ill soon deliver you

%ary, did you know

That your baby boy will give sight to a blind man;

%ary, did you know

That your baby boy will calm a storm with 3is hand;

/id you know

That your baby boy has walked where angels trod;

And when you kiss your little babyou!ve kissed the face of *od


13/28

%ary, did you know;

The blind will see

The deaf will hear

And the dead will live again

The lame will leap

The dumb will speakThe praises of the 6amb

%ary, did you know

That your baby boy is 6ord of all creation;

%ary, did you know

That your baby boy will one day rule the nations;

/id you know

That your baby boy is heaven!s perfect 6amb;

This sleeping child you!re holding

Is the *reat I Am

Oh %ary did you know;

"erry Crist!as Darlin*

Frank 9ooler7 /i'har Car:enter ='> 1*)!*reeting cards have all been sent

The Christmas rush is through

But I still have one more wish to make

A special one for you

%erry Christmas /arling

0e!re apart that!s true

But I can dream and in my dreams,I!m Christmas1ing with you'

3olidays are "oyful

There!s always something new

But every day!s a holiday

0hen I!m near to you

The lights on my tree

I wish you could see

I wish it every day

The logs on the fire

fill me with desire

To see you and to say

That I wish you a merry Christmas

3appy 7ew ear, too

I!ve "ust one wish

on this Christmas &ve

I wish I were with you

I wish I were with you

"ust Be Santa

0ho!s got a beard that!s long and white#anta!s got a beard that!s long and white


14/28

0ho comes around on a special night

#anta comes around on a special night

#pecial 7ight, beard that!s white

%ust be #anta

%ust be #anta%ust be #anta, #anta Clause

0ho wears boots and a suit of red

#anta wears boots and a suit of red

0ho wears a long cap on his head

#anta wears a long cap on his head

Cap on head, suit that!s red

#pecial night, beard that!s white

%ust be #anta

%ust be #anta

%ust be #anta, #anta Clause

0ho!s got a big red cherry nose

#anta!s got a big red cherry nose

0ho laughs this way 3O 3O 3O

#anta laughs this way 3O 3O 3O

3O 3O 3O, cherry nose



%ust be #anta

%ust be #anta


0ho very soon will come our way

#anta very soon will come our way

&ight little reindeer pull his sleigh

#anta!s little reindeer pull his sleigh

8eindeer sleigh, come our way

3O 3O 3O, cherry nose



%ust be #anta

%ust be #anta


/asher, /ancer, 2rancer,


15/28


Nuttin+ For Crist!as

+. Te::er7 /. Bennett ='> 1*##I broke my bat on 4ohnny!s head.

#omebody snitched on me'

I hid a frog in sister!s bed.


I spilled some ink on %ommy!s rug.

I made Tommy eat a bug.

Bought some gum with a penny slug.


Oh, I!m gettin! nuttin! for Christmas

%ommy and /addy are mad'

I!m getting nuttin! for Christmas

!Cause I ain!t been nuttin! but bad'

I put a tack on teacher!s chair

somebody snitched on me'

I tied a knot in #usie!s hair


I did a dance on %ommy!s plants

climbed a tree and tore my pants

(illed the sugar bowl with ants


#o, I!m gettin! nuttin! for Christmas

%ommy and /addy are mad'

I!m gettin! nuttin! for Christmas!Cause I ain!t been nuttin! but bad'

I won!t be seeing #anta Claus.


3e won!t come visit me because


7e=t year I!ll be going straight.

7e=t year I!ll be good, "ust wait

I!d start now, but it!s too late.


#o you better be good whatever you do

!Cause if you!re bad, I!m warning you,ou!ll get nuttin! for Christmas'

O Crist!as #ree

O Christmas Tree,

O Christmas Tree,

3ow steadfast are

your branches)

our boughs are green

in summer!s clime

And through the snowsof wintertime'

O Christmas Tree,


16/28

O Christmas Tree,

3ow steadfast are

your branches)

O Christmas Tree,

O Christmas Tree,

0hat happiness befalls me0hen oft at

"oyous Christmas1time

our form inspires

my song and rhyme'

O Christmas Tree,

O Christmas Tree,

0hat happiness befalls me

O Christmas Tree,

O Christmas Tree,

our boughs can

teach a lesson

That constant faith

and hope sublime

6end strength and

comfort through all time'

O Christmas Tree,

O Christmas Tree,

our boughs can

teach a lesson

/ine Cones An' &olly Berries

2ine cones and 3olly Berries

2opcorn for you, apples for me

8ed striped candy, nut cracker handy

$ettle a1bubbleing hot as can be'

snow clouds hang low and threatening

%aybe in won!t, praying it may

the brightest fireplace glows in every face

0aiting for Christmas day'

There!ll be walk1a1round songs and

talk1a1round songs

#ongs of the inn and stable'

There!ll be morning time songs and

evening time songs

And grace at every table'

And 4ingle bells will "ingle all the way all day'

It!s beginning to look a lot like Christmas

&verywhere you go.

There!s a tree in the *rand 3otel,

One in the park as well

The sturdy kind that doesn!t mind the snow'

It!s beginning to look a lot like Christmas

soon the bells will start

And the thing that will make them ring

is the carol that you sing

8ight within your heart'


17/28

Ro%kin* aroun' te Crist!as #ree

Johnny Marks8ocking around the Christmas tree

at the Christmas party hop

%istletoe hung where you can see

every couple tries to stop

8ocking around the Christmas tree,

let the Christmas spirit ring

6ater we!ll have some pumpkin pie

and we!ll do some caroling'

ou will get a sentimental

feeling when you hear


18/28

+8udolph the red1nosed reindeer

reindeer-

ou!ll go down in history)+

like Columbus-

Santa Claus Is Co!in* #o #o$n

J. Fre Coots7 (enry -illes:ie ='> 1*!ou better watch out

ou better not cry

Better not pout

I!m telling you why

#anta Claus is coming to town

3e!s making a list,

And checking it twice.

*onna find out 0ho!s naughty and nice'

#anta Claus is coming to town

3e sees you when you!re sleeping

3e knows when you!re awake

3e knows if you!ve been bad or good

#o be good for goodness sake)

O) ou better watch out)

ou better not cry'

Better not pout, I!m telling you why'

#anta Claus is coming to town'

#anta Claus is coming to town'

Sil(er Bells

Christmas makes you feel emotional

It may bring parties or thoughts devotional

0hatever happens or what may be,

3ere is what Christmas time means to me'

City sidewalk, busy sidewalks

dressed in holiday style'

In the air there!s

a feeling of Christmas'

Children laughing, people passing,

meeting smile after smile,

And on every street corner you!ll hear:

#ilver bells, silver bells,

It!s Christmas time in the city'

8ing1a1ling, hear them ring,

soon it will be Christmas day'

City street lights,

even stop lights,

blink a bright red and green,

As the shoppers rush homewith their treasures'


19/28

3ear the snow crunch,

see the kids bunch,

This is #anta!s big scene,

And above all this bustle you!ll hear:

#ilver bells, silver bells,

It!s Christmas time in the city'8ing1a1ling, hear them ring,

soon it will be Christmas day'

Slee0 Well- Little Cil'ren

A.Ber3man7 L.%latkin ='> 1*#$#leep well, little children,

wherever you are.

Tomorrow is Christmas

beneath every star'

#oon the snowflakes will falland tomorrow you!ll see

&very wish, one and all,

waiting under the tree'

#leep well, little children,

pleasant dreams through the night.

Tomorrow is Christmas,

all merry and bright'

#oon you!ll hear the bells ring,

time for dreams to come true

As the world wakes to bring

%erry Christmas to you'

Slei* Ri'e

Mit'hell 9arish7 Leroy Anerson 1*!)4ust hear those sleigh bells "ingling,

ring ting tingling too

Come on, it!s lovely weather

for a sleigh ride together with you,

Outside the snow is falling

and friends are calling +oo hoo,+


for a sleigh ride together with you'

*iddy yap, giddy yap, giddy yap,

let!s go, 6et!s look at the show,

0e!re riding in a wonderland of snow'


it!s grand, 4ust holding your hand,

0e!re gliding along with a song

of a wintry fairy land'

Our cheeks are nice and rosy

and comfy co5y are we

0e!re snuggled up together

like two birds of a feather would be6et!s take that road before us

and sing a chorus or two


20/28



There!s a birthday party

at the home of (armer *ray

It!ll be the perfect ending a perfect day

0e!ll be singing the songswe love to sing without a single stop,

At the fireplace while we watch

the chestnuts pop' 2op) pop) pop)

There!s a happy feeling

nothing in the world can buy,

0hen they pass around the chocolate

and the pumpkin pie

It!ll nearly be like a picture print

by Currier and Ives

These wonderful things are the things

we remember all through our lives)

4ust hear those sleigh bells "ingling,

ring ting tingling too


for a sleigh ride together with you,

Outside the snow is falling

and friends are calling +oo hoo,+




let!s go, 6et!s look at the show,

0e!re riding in a wonderland of snow'


it!s grand, 4ust holding your hand,

0e!re gliding along with a song

of a wintry fairy land

Our cheeks are nice and rosy

and comfy co5y are we

0e!re snuggled up together

like two birds of a feather would be

6et!s take that road before us

and sing a chorus or two



#ennessee Crist!as

Amy -rant7 -ary Cha:man ='> 1*)Come on, weather man,

give us a forecast snowy white

Can!t you hear the prayers

of every childlike heart tonight

8ockies are calling, /enver snow falling

#omebody said it!s four feet deep

But it doesn!t matter, give me the laughter

I!m gonna choose to keep'

Another tender Tennessee Christmas


21/28

The only Christmas for me

0here the love circles around us

6ike the gifts around our tree

0ell, I know there!s more snow up in Colorado

Than my roof will ever see

But a tender Tennessee Christmas

is the only Christmas for me'

&very now and then I get a wandering urge to see

%aybe California, maybe Tinsel Town!s for me

There!s a parade there, we!d have it made there

Bring home a tan for 7ew ear!s &ve

#ure sounds inviting, awfully e=citing

#till I think I!m gonna keep'

Another tender Tennessee Christmas

The only Christmas for me

0here the love circles around us

6ike the gifts around our tree

0ell, they say in 6'A' it!s a warm holiday

It!s the only place to be

But a tender Tennessee Christmas

is the only Christmas for me'

#e Crist!as Son*

Mel Torme ='> 1*!$Chestnuts roasting on an open fire

4ack (rost nipping at your nose

ule1tide carols being sung by a choir

And folks dressed up like &skimos'

&verybody knows a turkey

and some mistletoe

3elp to make the season bright

Tiny tots with their eyes all aglow

0ill find it hard to sleep tonight'

They know that #anta!s on his way

3e!s loaded lots of toys

and goodies on his sleigh

And every mother!s child is gonna spy

To see if reindeer

really know how to fly'

And so I!m offering this simple phrase

To kids from one to ninety1two

Although it!s been said

many times, many ways

%erry Christmas to you'

#e Little Dru!!er Boy

Come they told me

pa rum pum pum pumA new born $ing to see,

pa rum pum pum pum


22/28

Our finest gifts we bring

pa rum pum pum pum

To lay before the $ing

pa rum pum pum pum

rum pum pum pum

rum pum pum pum

#o to honor 3impa rum pum pum pum,

when we come'

6ittle Baby

pa rum pum pum pum

I am a poor boy too,

pa rum pum pum pum

I have no gift to bring

pa rum pum pum pum

That!s fit to give our $ing

pa rum pum pum pum

rum pum pum pum

rum pum pum pum

#hall I play for you)

pa rum pum pum

on my drum'

%ary nodded

pa rum pum pum pum

The o= and lamb kept time

pa rum pum pum pum

I played my drum for 3im

pa rum pum pum

I played my best for 3im

pa rum pum pum pum

rum pum pum pum

rum pum pum pum

Then 3e smiled at me

pa rum pum pum pum

me and my drum'

#e Ni*t Be)ore Crist!as

A isit From +t. 5i'holas

(enry Liin3ston7 1),)

!Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house7ot a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.

The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,

In hopes that #t' 7icholas soon would be there.

The children were nestled all snug in their beds,

0hile visions of sugar1plums danced in their heads.

And mamma in her !kerchief, and I in my cap,

3ad "ust settled down for a long winter!s nap,

0hen out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,

I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter'

Away to the window I flew like a flash,

Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash'
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23/28

The moon on the breast of the new1fallen snow

*ave the lustre of mid1day to ob"ects below,

0hen, what to my wondering eyes should appear,

But a miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer,

0ith a little old driver, so lively and 9uick,

I knew in a moment it must be #t' 7ick'%ore rapid than eagles his coursers they came,

And he whistled, and shouted, and called them by name.

+7ow) /asher, now) /ancer, now) 2rancer, and


24/28

A partridge in a pear tree'

On the second day of Christmas

my true love sent to me:

Two turtle doves

And a 2artridge in a pear tree'

On the third day of Christmas


Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


On the fourth day of Christmas


(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


On the fifth day of Christmas


(ive golden rings,

(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


On the si=th day of Christmas


#i= geese a laying,

(ive golden rings,

(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


On the seventh day of Christmas


#even swans a swimming,

#i= geese a laying,

(ive golden rings,

(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


On the eighth day of Christmas


&ight maids a milking,


#i= geese a laying,

(ive golden rings,

(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


On the ninth day of Christmas


7ine ladies dancing,


25/28



#i= geese a laying,

(ive golden rings,

(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle dovesAnd a 2artridge in a pear tree'

On the tenth day of Christmas


Ten lords a leaping,




#i= geese a laying,

(ive golden rings,

(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


On the eleventh day of Christmas


&leven pipers piping,





#i= geese a laying,

(ive golden rings,

(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


On the twelfth day of Christmas


Twelve drummers drumming,

&leven pipers piping,





#i= geese a laying,

(ive golden rings,

(our calling birds,

Three (rench 3ens,

Two turtle doves


20 On te &ouseto0

>p on the housetop

reindeer pause,

Out "umps good old #anta Claus'

/own thru! the chimney

with lots of toys,

All for the little ones,


26/28

Christmas "oys'

3o, ho, ho)

0ho wouldn!t go)

3o, ho, ho)

0ho wouldn!t go)

>p on the housetop,

click, click, click,/own thru! the chimney

with good #aint 7ick'

(irst comes the stocking

of little 7ell,

Oh, dear #anta

fill it well.

*ive her a dolly

that laughs and cries

One that will open

and shut her eyes'

3o, ho, ho)

0ho wouldn!t go)

3o, ho, ho)

0ho wouldn!t go)

>p on the housetop,

click, click, click,



7e=t comes the stocking

of little 0ill,

Oh "ust see

what a glorious fill

3ere is a hammer

and lots of tacks,

Also a ball

and a whip that cracks'

3o, ho, ho)

0ho wouldn!t go)

3o, ho, ho)

0ho wouldn!t go)

>p on the housetop,

click, click, click,



We Wis You A "erry Crist!as0e wish you a merry Christmas

0e wish you a merry Christmas

0e wish you a merry Christmas

And a happy 7ew ear'

*lad tidings we bring

To you and your kin.

*lad tidings for Christmas

And a happy 7ew ear)

0e want some figgy pudding



2lease bring it right here)


27/28





0e won!t go until we get some

0e won!t go until we get some0e won!t go until we get some

#o bring it out here)





0e wish you a %erry Christmas



And a happy 7ew ear'





Wite Crist!as

Irin3 Berlin 1*!2I!m dreaming of a white Christmas

4ust like the ones I used to know

0here the treetops glisten

and children listen

To hear sleigh bells in the snow'

I!m dreaming of a white Christmas

0ith every Christmas card I write

%ay your days be merry and bright

And may all your Christmases be white'

I!m dreaming of a white Christmas

0ith every Christmas card I write

%ay your days be merry and bright

And may all your Christmases be white'

Winter Won'erlan'

"i'k +mith7 FeliD Bernar 1*!#leigh bells ring, are you listening,

in the lane, snow is glistening

A beautiful sight,

we!re happy tonight,

walking in a winter wonderland'

*one away is the bluebird,

here to stay is a new bird

3e sings a love song,

as we go along,walking in a winter wonderland'


28/28

In the meadow we can build a snowman,

Then pretend that he is 2arson Brown

3e!ll say: Are you married;

we!ll say: 7o man,

But you can do the "ob

when you!re in town'

6ater on, we!ll conspire,

as we dream by the fire

To face unafraid,

the plans that we!ve made,


In the meadow we can build a snowman,

and pretend that he!s a circus clown

0e!ll have lots of fun with mister snowman,

until the other kids knock him down'

0hen it snows, ain!t it thrilling,

Though your nose gets a chilling

0e!ll frolic and play, the &skimo way,


0alking in a winter wonderland,


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