Christmas Songs and Carols

White Christmas By Irving Berlin I'm dreaming of a white Christmas, just like the one I used to know, where the treetops glisten and children listen to hear sleigh bells in the snow. I'm dreaming of a white Christmas with every Christmas card I write. May your days be merry and bright, and may all your Christmases be white. The Christmas Song By Mel orme, !obert "ells Chestnuts# roasting$ on an open fire%, &ack 'rost( nipping) at your nose, yuletide** carols+ being sung by a choir, and folks dressed up like ,skimos-... ,verybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe. help to make the season bright#/. iny## tots#$ with their eyes all aglow#% will find it hard to sleep tonight. hey know that 0anta's on his way#(. 1e'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$/ to kids from # to .$. 2lthough it's been said, many times, may ways, Merry Christmas to you. 3interlude4 ...and so I'm offering this simple phrase to kids from # to .$ although it's been said, many times, may ways, Merry Christmas to you. 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 #. a large nut cooked over a fire and eaten in wintertime $. cooking %. a fire in the fireplace (. a name given to the cold winter air ). biting lightly *. Christmas season +. Christmas songs -. native people of cold northern parts of Canada and 2laska .. a plant that people hang from the ceiling at Christmas time6 if two people walk under it together, they must kiss #/. happy ##. very small

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children who are just starting to walk and talk open wide coming put delicious things to eat a wagon on skis that travels over snow watch secretly animals that pull sleighs in northern countries a few words, not a complete sentence

Winter Wonderland By 'eli7 Bernard and 8ick 0mith 0leigh bells ring. 2re you listenin'9 In the lane, snow is glistenin'#. 2 beautiful sight, we're happy tonight walkin' in the winter wonderland. :one away is the bluebird. 1ere to stay is a new bird. 1e sings a love song as we go along, walkin' in the winter wonderland. In the meadow we can build a snowman and pretend that he is ;arson Brown$. 1e'll say, <2re you married9< "e'll say, <=o, man, but you can do the job when you're in town.< >ater on, we'll conspire%, as we dream by the fire, to face unafraid( the plans that we made walkin' in the winter wonderland. ?ver the ground lies a mantel) of white, a heaven of diamonds shine down through the night. wo hearts are thrilling* in spite of the chill+ in the weather. >ove knows no season6 love knows no clime-. !omance can blossom. any old time@ 1ere in the open, we're walkin' and hopin' together, together, together, together. 0leigh bells ring are you listenin'9 In the lane#/ snow is glistenin'#. 2 beautiful sight, we're happy tonight, walkin' in the winter wonderland. :one away is the bluebird. 1ere to stay is a new bird. 1e's singing a love song as we go along, walkin' in the winter wonderland. In the meadow we can build a snowman, and pretend that he's a circus clown. "e'll have lots of fun with Mr. 0nowman until the other kiddies knock him down. "hen it snows, ain't it thrillin'9 hough your nose gets a chillin'##, we'll frolic#$ and play the ,skimo way walkin' in the winter wonderland,

walkin' in the winter wonderland, winter wonder winter wonderland, winter winter wonder wonderland. 555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 #. shining $. a ;rotestant church minister %. plan (. not frightened ). blanket, covering *. feeling e7cited +. cold -. weather .. grow #/. small road ##. a cold feeling #$. jump and play energetically Santa Baby By &. &avits and ;. 0pringer 0anta Baby, just flick# a sable$ under the tree for me. been% an awful( good girl 0anta Baby, so hurry down the chimney) tonight. 0anta Baby a ')( convertible* too, light blue, I'll wait up+ for you, dear, 0anta Baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight. hink of all the fun I've missed+@ hink of all the fellas- that I haven't kissed@ =e7t year I could be just as good if you check off. my Christmas list. 0anta Baby, I want a yacht#/ and really, that's not a lot. Been an angel all year, 0anta Baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight. 0anta honey, one little thing I really need, the deed## to a platinum#$ mine#%, 0anta Baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight, 0anta cutie, and fill my stocking with a duple7#( and checks#). 0ign your A#* on the line, 0anta cutie, and hurry down the chimney tonight. Come and trim#+ my Christmas tree with some decorations bought at iffany#-. I really do believe in you#.6 let's see if you believe in me. 0anta Baby, forgot to mention one little thing... a ring. I don't mean on the phone, 0anta Baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight. 1urry down the chimney tonight. 1urry tonight. 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 #. throw $. an e7pensive fur %. I've been (. very, e7tremely Bthe correct form is <awfully<C

). the part of the house where fireplace smoke travelsD up, through the roof, and into the air6 the lowest part of the chimney, that people can see and where the fire is lit Binside the living room or kitchenC is called a fireplace6 0anta Claus enters each house by landing his flying sleigh on the roof6 then he jumps, with his bag of toys, down the chimney and comes out of the fireplace in the living room *. a popular car of the ')/s, with a top that opens up +. the naughty fun that I've avoided doing in order to be a good <girl< -. men .. give me each thing I asked for on the list #/. a boat, good for vacationing and holding parties ##. owner's papers #$. an e7pensive metal #%. the place where e7pensive metals Bgold, silver, platinumC are found #(. a two5level apartment #). checks for cash #*. signature #+. decorate #-. a famous jewelry store on 'ifth 2venue Bactually iffany'sC #.. believe that you are a real person Christmas Time By 0ayde 0hepard Christmas time comes once a year Christmas time's the time that all should bring good cheer, once a year. "ell, Christmas bells, they keep ringin'. >ittle children are singin', waiting for dear old 0anta to bring all the toys for girls and boys. Christmas time comes once a year Christmas time's the time that all should bring good cheer, once a year. ...Christmas cards to send away to the ones who've gone astray but still are friends once a year. Christmas bells, they keep ringing. >ittle children are singing, waiting for dear old 0anta to bring all the toys for girls and boys. ding a ling a ling the bells will ring ding a ling a ling the day has come itEs Christmas time once a year ding a ling a ling ding a ling a ling ding a ling a ling ding a ling a ling

Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 1. :illepsie, &.'. Coots Fou'd better# watch out$@ Fou'd better not cry@ Fou'd better not pout%@ I'm telling you why@ 0anta Claus is coming to town@ 1e's making a list, checking it twice. :onna( find out who's naughty) or nice@ 0anta Claus is coming to town@ 1e sees you when you're sleeping. 1e knows when you're awake. 1e knows if you've been bad or good, so be good for goodness sake@ 55555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 #. Fou had better G Fou mustHFou should $. be careful %. complain (. 1e's going to ). acting badly Bgenerally used to describe children, although it can refer to adults with bad se7ual habitsC All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth 8on :ardner for 0pike &ones ' was# the night before Christmas and all through the house not a creature$ was stirring%, not even a mouse. 0uddenly I heard a strange noise down below(, so in my flannel) pajamas I went tippy toe*. I could see old 0aint =ick+ from the spot- where I stood, so I slipped. down the bannister#/ just as fast as I could. 2ll I want for Christmas is my two front teeth, my two front teeth... 0ee my two front teeth@ :ee, if I could only have my two front teeth, then I could wish you Merry Christmas@ It seems so long since I could say <0ister 0usie sitting on a thistle.##< ,very time I try to speak all I do is whistle. 2ll I want for Christmas is my two front teeth, my two front teeth... 0ee my two front teeth. :ee, if I could only have my two front teeth, then I could wish you Merry Christmas@ 3interlude4 :ood old 0anta Claus and all his reindeer#$... hey used to bring me lots of toys and candy. :ee, but now when I go out and call 8ancer#%, ;rancer, 8onner and BlitIen, none of them can understand me@ 2ll I want for Christmas is my two front teeth, my two front teeth... 0ee my two front teeth9

2ll I want for Christmas is my two front teeth so I can wish you Merry Christmas@ Christmas...Christmas. ?h, for goodness sakes, 1appy =ew Fear@ 555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555555 #. It was B he first two lines of this song are the first two lines of the famous poem, A Visit From Saint Nicholas, by Clement Moore, who lived in Chelsea, =FCC $. animal or person %. moving (. downstairs ). soft cotton material *. walking Juietly on the toes +. 0anta Claus -. place .. slid #/. the bar along a staircase ##. a tongue twister that is hard to pronounce without front teeth #$. the eight magic deer that pull 0anta's sleigh through the air #%. four of 0anta's eight reindeer Angels, From the Realms of Glory 2ngels, from the realms of glory, "ing your flight o er all the earth6 Fe, who sang creation s story, =ow proclaim Messiah s birth. Come and worship@ Come and worship@ "orship Christ the newborn King@ 0hepherds, in the fields abiding, "atching o er your flocks by night, :od with man is now residing Fonder shines the infant light. Come and worship@ Come and worship@ "orship Christ the newborn King@ 0ages, leave your contemplations, Brighter visions beam afar6 0eek the great 8esire of nations, Fe have seen his natal star. Come and worship@ Come and worship@ "orship Christ the newborn King@ 2ll creation, join in praising :od, the 'ather, 0pirit, 0on, ,vermore your voices raising o the eternal hree in ?ne. Come and worship@ Come and worship@ "orship Christ the newborn King@

Away in a Manger 2way in a manger, no crib for a bed, he little >ord &esus laid down his sweet head. he stars in the sky looked down where he lay, he little >ord &esus asleep in the hay. he cattle are lowing, the baby awakes, But little >ord &esus no crying he makes. I love hee, >ord &esus, look down from the sky 2nd stay by my cradle til morning is nigh. Be near me, >ord &esus, I ask hee to stay Close by me forever, and love me, I pray. Bless all the dear children in thy tender care, 2nd take us to heaven, to live with hee there. !ittle Town of Bethlehem ? little town of Bethlehem, 1ow still we see thee lie6 2bove thy deep and dreamless sleep he silent stars go by6 Fet in thy dark streets shineth he everlasting light. he hopes and fears of all the years 2re met in thee tonight. 'or Christ is born of Mary, 2nd gathered all above, "hile mortals sleep the angels keep heir watch of wond'ring love. ? morning stars, together ;roclaim the holy birth@ 2nd praises sing to :od the King, 2nd peace to men on earth@ What Child is This" "hat child is this, who, laid to rest ?n Mary's lap, is sleeping9 "hom angels greet with anthems sweet, "hile shepherds watch are keeping9 his, this is Christ the King, "hom shepherds guard and angels singD 1aste, haste to bring him laud, he Babe, the 0on of Mary@ 0o bring 1im incense, gold, and myrrh, Come peasant king to own 1im,

he King of kings, salvation brings, >et loving hearts enthrone 1im. !aise, raise the song on high, he Lirgin sings her lullabyD &oy, joy, for Christ is born, he Babe, the 0on of Mary@ #e$% the &alls 8eck the halls with bought of holly, 'a la la la la la, la la la la. is the season to by jolly, 'a la la la la la, la la la la. 8on we now our gay apparel, 'a la la, la la la, la la la. roll the ancient Fuletide carol, 'a la la la la la, la la la la. 0ee the blaIing Fule before us, 'a la la la la la, la la la la. 0trike the harp and join the chorus. 'a la la la la la, la la la la. 'ollow me in merry measure, 'a la la, la la la, la la la. "hile I tell of Fuletide treasure, 'a la la la la la, la la la la. 'ast away the old year passes, 'a la la la la la, la la la la. 1ail the new, ye lads and lasses, 'a la la, la la la, la la la. 0ing we joyous, all together, 'a la la la la la, la la la la. 1eedless of the wind and weather, 'a la la la la la, la la la la. Come, All 'e Faithful ( Adeste Fidelis ? come, all ye faithful, &oyful and triumphant, ? come ye, ? come ye to Bethlehem. Come and behold 1im, Born the King of 2ngels@ ? come, let us adore 1im, ? come, let us adore 1im, ? come, let us adore 1im,

Christ the >ord. 0ing, alleluia, 2ll ye choirs of angels6 ? sing, all ye blissful ones of heav'n above. :lory to :od 5 In the highest glory@ ? come, let us adore 1im, ? come, let us adore 1im, ? come, let us adore 1im, Christ the >ord. Fea, >ord, we greet hee, Born this happy morning6 &esus, to hee be the glory giv'n6 "ord of the 'ather, =ow in the flesh appearing, ? come, let us adore 1im, ? come, let us adore 1im, ? come, let us adore 1im, Christ the >ord. God Rest 'ou Merry, Gentlemen :od rest you merry, gentlemen, >et nothing you dismay, !emember Christ our 0avior "as born on Christmas day, o save us all from 0atan's pow'r "hen we were gone astray6 ? tidings of comfort and joy, Comfort and joy, ? tidings of comfort and joy. 'rom :od our heavenly 'ather 2 blessed angel came. 2nd unto certain shepherds Brought tidings of the same, 1ow that in Bethlehem was born he 0on of :od by nameD ? tidings of comfort and joy, Comfort and joy, ? tidings of comfort and joy. <'ear not,< then said the angel, <>et nothing you affright,

his day is born a 0avior, ?f virtue, power, and might6 0o freJuently to vanJuish all he friends of 0atan Juite<6 ? tidings of comfort and joy, Comfort and joy, ? tidings of comfort and joy. he shepherds at those tidings !ejoiced much in mind, 2nd left their flocks a5feeding, In tempest, storm, and wind, 2nd went to Bethlehem straightway his blessed babe to findD ? tidings of comfort and joy, Comfort and joy, ? tidings of comfort and joy. But when to Bethlehem they came, "hereat this infant lay hey found him in a manger, "here o7en feed on hay6 1is mother Mary kneeling, Mnto the >ord did prayD ? tidings of comfort and joy, Comfort and joy, ? tidings of comfort and joy. =ow to the >ord sing praises, God Rest 'ou Merry, Gentlemen )$ont*+ 2ll you within this place, 2nd with true love and brotherhood ,ach other now embrace6 his holy tide of Christmas 2ll others doth defaceD ? tidings of comfort and joy, Comfort and joy, ? tidings of comfort and joy. ,oy to the World &oy to the world@ he >ord is comeD >et earth receive her King.

>et ev'ry heart prepare 1im room, 2nd heaven and nature sing, 2nd heaven and nature sing, 2nd heaven and heaven and nature sing. 1e rules the world with truth and grace, 2nd makes the nations prove he glories of 1is righteousness 2nd wonders of 1is love, 2nd wonders of 1is love, 2nd wonders, wonders of 1is love. &ar%- The &erald Angels Sing 1ark@ the herald angels sing, 5 <:lory to the newborn King@ ;eace on earth, and mercy mild, :od and sinners reconciled.< &oyful, all ye nations, rise, &oin the triumph of the skies6 "ith th' angelic host proclaim, <Christ is born in Bethlehem.< 1ark@ the herald angels sing, <:lory to the newborn King@ Christ, by highest heav'n adoredD Christ, the everlasting >ord6 >ate in time behold him come, ?ffspring of the favored one. Leil'd in flesh, the :odhead see6 1ail, th'incarnate 8eityD ;leased, as man, with men to dwell, &esus, our ,mmanuel@ 1ark@ the herald angels sing, <:lory to the newborn King@ 1ail@ the heav'n5born ;rince of peace@ 1ail@ the 0on of !ighteousness@ >ight and life to all he brings, !isen with healing in his wings Mild he lays his glory by, Born that man no more may dieD Born to raise the sone of earth, Born to give them second birth. 1ark@ the herald angels sing, <:lory to the newborn King@ We three .ings of rient Are

"e three kings of ?rient are, Bearing gifts we traverse afar,

'ield and fountain, morr and mountain, 'ollowing yonder 0tar. ?, star of wonder, star of might, 0tar with royal beauty bright, "estward leading, still proceeding, :uide us to the perfect light. Born a babe on Bethlehem's plain6 :old we bring to crown 1im again6 King forever, ceasing never, ?ver us all to reign. ?, star of wonder, star of might, 0tar with royal beauty bright, "estward leading, still proceeding, :uide us to the perfect light. 'rankincense to offer have I6 Incense owns a 8eity nigh6 ;rayer and praising, all men raising, "orship 1im, :od on 1igh. ?, star of wonder, star of might, 0tar with royal beauty bright, "estward leading, still proceeding, :uide us to the perfect light. Myrrh is mine6 its bitter perfume Breathes a life of gathering gloom6 0orrowing, sighing, bleeding, dying, 0eal'd in the stone5cold tomb. ?, star of wonder, star of might, 0tar with royal beauty bright, "estward leading, still proceeding, :uide us to the perfect light. :lorious now behold 1im arise, King and :od and sacrifice, 1eaven sings, <1allelujah@< 1allejujah@< ,arth replies. ?, star of wonder, star of might, 0tar with royal beauty bright, "estward leading, still proceeding, :uide us to the perfect light.

It Came /0on the Midnight Clear It came upon the midnight clear, hat glorious song of old, 'rom angels bending near the earth o touch their harps of gold@ <;eace on the earth, good will to men, 'rom heaven's all gracious King@ he world in solemn stillness lay o hear the angels sing. 0till through the cloven skies they come "ith peaceful wings unfurled 2nd still their heavenly music floats ?'er all the weary world6 2bove its sad and lowly plains hey bend on hovering wing. 2nd ever o'er its Babel sounds he blessed angels sing. Fet with te woes of sin and strife he world hath suffered long6 Beneath the angel5strain have rolled wo thousand years of wrong6 2nd man, at war with man, hears not he love song which they bringD ? hush the noise, ye men of strife, 2nd hear the angels sing. 'or lo@ the days are hastening on, By prophet bards foretold, "hen, with the ever5circling years, 0hall come the 2ge of :old6 "hen peace shall over all the earth Its ancient splendors fling, 2nd all the world give back the song "hich now the angels sing. Christmas Tree ? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree@ 1ow are thy leaves so verdant@ ? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree, 1ow are thy leaves so verdant@ =ot only in the summertime, But even in winter is thy prime. ? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree, 1ow are thy leaves so verdant@

? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree, Much pleasure doth thou bring me@ ? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree, Much pleasure doth thou bring me@ 'or every year the Christmas tree, Brings to us all both joy and glee. ? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree, Much pleasure doth thou bring me@ ? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree, hy candles shine out brightly@ ? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree, hy candles shine out brightly@ ,ach bough doth hold its tiny light, hat makes each toy to sparkle bright. ? Christmas tree, ? Christmas tree, hy candles shine out brightly@ Silent 1ight 0ilent night, holy night@ 2ll is calm, all is bright. !ound yon Lirgin, Mother and Child. 1oly infant so tender and mild, 0leep in heavenly peace, 0leep in heavenly peace. 0ilent night, holy night@ 0hepherds Juake at the sight. :lories stream from heaven afar 1eavenly hosts sing 2lleluia, Christ the 0avior is born@ Christ the 0avior is born. 0ilent night, holy night@ 0on of :od love's pure light. !adiant beams from hy holy face "ith dawn of redeeming grace, &esus >ord, at hy birth. &esus >ord, at hy birth.