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Page 1: Christmas Ukulele Songbook · Page 6 of 46 Frosty The Snowman—Nelson&Rollins [C] Frosty the Snowman was a [F] jolly, [G7] happy [C] soul, With a [F] corncob pipe and a [C] button

Last  updated:  1st  December  2015  

 

Christmas

Ukulele

Songbook

 

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Christmas  Ukulele  Contents  

Name   Page  A  Spaceman  Came  Travelling  -­‐  Chris  DeBurgh   42  

Auld  Lang  Syne   32  

Away  In  A  Manger—Traditional   6  

Blue  Christmas  —Hayes&Johnson   20  

Cherry  Tree  Carol   46  

Christmas  (Baby  Please  Come  Home),  Darlene  Love   45  

Christmas  times  a-­‐coming’  Benjamin  ''Tex''  Logan   39  

Deck  The  Halls—Traditional   12  

Do  They  know  It’s  Christmas?—Band  Aid   11  

Do  you  want  to  build  a  snowman  -­‐  Disneys  Frozen   43  

Fairytale  of  New  York  –  Pogues   33  

Feliz  Navidad  [Nuala  Version]  Jose  Feliciano   34  

Frosty  The  Snowman—Nelson&Rollins   7  

Grandma  got  run  over  by  a  reindeer   35  

Happy  Xmas  [War  Is  Over]    —Lennon  &  Ono   14  

Have  Yourself  A  Merry  Little  Christmas  -­‐  Martin&Blane   30  

Here  comes  Santa  Claus  –  Gene  Autry   40  

I  Wish  It  Could  Be  Christmas  Every  Day  –  Roy  Wood   16  

I’m  Dreaming  of  a  White  Christmas—Traditional   15  

Jingle  Bells—J.S.  Pierpont   18  

Last  Christmas  —George  Michael   19  

Let  it  go  -­‐  Disneys  Frozen   44  

Let  It  Snow  -­‐  Sammy  Cahn   29  

Mary’s  Boy  Child—Boney  M   10  

Mele  Kalikimaka  -­‐  Bing  Crosby  &  TheAndrewsSisters   36  

Merry  Christmas  Everyone—Shakin  Stevens   8  

Merry  Xmas  Everybody—Slade  

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Mistletoe  &  Wine—Cliff  Richard   13  

O  Come  All  Ye  Faithful  —Wade  &  Oakeley   21  

O  Holy  Night   38  

Rockin’  Around  The  Christmas  Tree   17  

Rudolf  The  Red  Nosed  Reindeer  -­‐  John  Marks   23  

Same  Old  Lang  Syne  -­‐  Dan  Fogelberg   31  

Santa  Claus  Is  Comin’  To  Town  -­‐  Gillespie  &  Coots   24  

Silent  Night  -­‐  Mohr  &  Gruber   25  

Song  for  a  Winters  Night   37  

Stop  The  Cavalry  —Jona  Lewie   22  

The  Twelve  Days  of  Christmas—  Traditional   26  

We  Wish  You  A  Merry  Christmas  -­‐  Traditional   27  

When  A  Child  Is  Born—Zacar  &  Jay   9  

When  Santa  got  stuck  up  the  chimney   41  

Winter  Wonderland  -­‐  Smith  &  Bernard   28  

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Contents  Merry  Xmas  Everybody—Slade  ...............................................................................................................  4  Away  In  A  Manger—Traditional  ..............................................................................................................  5  Frosty  The  Snowman—Nelson&Rollins  ...................................................................................................  6  Merry  Christmas  Everyone—Shakin  Stevens  ...........................................................................................  7  When  A  Child  Is  Born—Zacar  &  Jay  .........................................................................................................  8  Mary’s  Boy  Child—Boney  M  ....................................................................................................................  9  Do  They  know  It’s  Christmas?—Band  Aid  .............................................................................................  10  Deck  The  Halls—Traditional  ..................................................................................................................  11  Mistletoe  &  Wine—Cliff  Richard  ...........................................................................................................  12  Happy  Xmas  [War  Is  Over]    —Lennon  &  Ono  .........................................................................................  13  I’m  Dreaming  of  a  White  Christmas—Traditional  .................................................................................  14  I  Wish  It  Could  Be  Christmas  Every  Day  –  Roy  Wood  .............................................................................  15  Rockin’  Around  The  Christmas  Tree  ......................................................................................................  16  Jingle  Bells—J.S.  Pierpont  ......................................................................................................................  17  Last  Christmas  —George  Michael  .........................................................................................................  18  Blue  Christmas  —Hayes&Johnson  ........................................................................................................  19  O  Come  All  Ye  Faithful  —Wade  &  Oakeley  ............................................................................................  20  Stop  The  Cavalry  —Jona  Lewie  ..............................................................................................................  21  Rudolf  The  Red  Nosed  Reindeer  -­‐  John  Marks  ......................................................................................  22  Santa  Claus  Is  Comin’  To  Town  -­‐  Gillespie  &  Coots  ...............................................................................  23  Silent  Night  -­‐  Mohr  &  Gruber  ................................................................................................................  24  The  Twelve  Days  of  Christmas—  Traditional  .........................................................................................  25  We  Wish  You  A  Merry  Christmas  -­‐  Traditional  ......................................................................................  26  Winter  Wonderland  -­‐  Smith  &  Bernard  .................................................................................................  27  Let  It  Snow  -­‐  Sammy  Cahn  .....................................................................................................................  28  Have  Yourself  A  Merry  Little  Christmas  -­‐  Martin&Blane  .......................................................................  29  Same  Old  Lang  Syne  -­‐  Dan  Fogelberg  ....................................................................................................  30  Auld  Lang  Syne  .......................................................................................................................................  31  Fairytale  of  New  York  –  Pogues  .............................................................................................................  32  Feliz  Navidad  [Nuala  Version]  Jose  Feliciano  .........................................................................................  33  Grandma  got  run  over  by  a  reindeer  .....................................................................................................  34  Mele  Kalikimaka  -­‐  Bing  Crosby  &  TheAndrewsSisters  ...........................................................................  35  Song  for  a  Winters  Night  .......................................................................................................................  36  O  Holy  Night  ..........................................................................................................................................  37  Christmas  times  a-­‐coming’  Benjamin  ''Tex''  Logan  ...............................................................................  38  Here  comes  Santa  Claus  –  Gene  Autry  ..................................................................................................  39  When  Santa  got  stuck  up  the  chimney  ..................................................................................................  40  A  Spaceman  Came  Travelling  -­‐  Chris  DeBurgh  ......................................................................................  41  Do  you  want  to  build  a  snowman  -­‐  Disneys  Frozen  ..............................................................................  42  Let  it  go  -­‐  Disneys  Frozen  ......................................................................................................................  43  Christmas  (Baby  Please  Come  Home),  Darlene  Love  ............................................................................  44  Cherry  Tree  Carol  ..................................................................................................................................  45  

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Merry Xmas Everybody—Slade Are you [G] hanging up the [Bm] stocking on the [D] wall ? It’s the [G] time that every [Bm] Santa has a [D] ball ? Does he [C] ride a red-nosed [G] reindeer ? Does a [C] ton upon his [G] sleigh ? Do the [AM] fairies keep him sober for a [D] day ? [D7]

CHORUS So here it [G] is, ‘Merry [Bm] Christmas’, Every- [Bb] -body's having [D] fun, [G] Look to the [Bm] future now, it's [Bb] only just begun [D] .

Are you [G] waiting for the [Bm] family to [D] arrive ? Are you [G] sure you’ve got the [Bm] room to spare [D] inside ? Does your [C] granny always [G] tell ya’ That the [C] old songs are the [G] best? Then she’s [AM] up and rock and rollin’ with the [D] rest. [D7]

CHORUS

[Em] What will your daddy [Bb] do when he sees your [Em] Mamma kissin’ [Bb] Santa Claus? [C] Ah-aaa– [D] aa

Are you [G] hanging up the [Bm] stocking on the [D] wall ? Are you [G] hoping that the [Bm] snow will start to [D] fall ? Do you [C] ride on down the [G] hillside In a [C] buggy you have [G] made ? When you [AM] land upon your head then you bin’ [D] slayed! [D7]

CHORUS [x4]

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Away In A Manger—Traditional

[C7] A- [F] -way in a manger, No [F] crib for [Em] a [Gm] bed, The [C7] little lord [F] Jesus [Em] laid [G7] down his sweet [C] head. [C7] The [F] stars in the bright sky, Looked down where [Em] he [Gm] lay, The [C7] little lord [F] Jesus, [Em] a-[Gm]-sleep on [C7] the [F] hay.

[C7] The [F] cattle are lowing, The baby [Em] a-[Gm]-wakes, The [C7] little lord [F] Jesus [Em] no [G7] crying he [C] makes. [C7] I [F] love thee lord Jesus, Look [F] down from [Em] the [Gm] sky And [C7] stay by my [F] bedside [Em] till [Gm] morning [C7] is [F] nigh.

[C7] Be [F] near me lord Jesus, I ask thee [Em] to [Gm] stay, Close [C7] by me for [F] ever [Em] and [G7] love me I [C] pray. [C7] Bless [F] all the dear children, In [F] thy ten-[Em]-der [Gm] care, And [C7] fit us for [F] heaven [Em] to [Gm] live with [C7] thee [F] there.

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Frosty The Snowman—Nelson&Rollins

[C] Frosty the Snowman was a [F] jolly, [G7] happy [C] soul, With a [F] corncob pipe and a [C] button nose And two [G7] eyes made out of [C] coal. Frosty the Snowman is a [F] fairy [G7] tale they [C] say, He was [F] made of snow but the [C] children know How he [Em] came to [G7] life one [C7] day.

There [F] must have been some [Em] magic in that [Em] Old silk [G7] hat they [C] found, For [G] when they placed it on his head, He [AM] began to [D7] dance [G] around.

[C] Frosty the Snowman was [F] alive as [G7] he could [C] be, And the [F] children say he could [C] dance and play Just the [Em] same as [G7] you and [C] me.

Frosty the Snowman knew the [F] sun was [G7] hot that [C] day, So he said [F] “Let’s run, we’ll have [C] lots of fun Now [G7] before I melt [C] away.”. Down in the village with a [F] broomstick [G7] in his [C] hand, Running [F] here and there all [C] around the square Saying [Em] “Catch me [G7] if you [C7] can!”

He [F] lead them down the [Em] streets of town Right [Em] to a [G7] traffic [C] cop, And he [G] only paused one moment when He [AM] heard them [D7] holler [G] “Stop!”

For [C] Frosty the Snowman had to [F] hurry [G7] on his [C] way, But he [F] waved good-bye, Saying, [C] Don't you cry, I'll be [F] back a[G7]gain some [C] day

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Merry Christmas Everyone—Shakin Stevens

Snow is [G] falling [D] all a-[Em]-round me [C] Children [G] playing [C], having [G] fun. It's the season of love and under- [Em] -standing, [C] Merry [G] Christmas [D] everyone! [G]

Time for [G] parties and celeb-[Em]-ration [C] People [G] dancing [C] all night [G] long Time for presents and exchanging [Em] kisses [C] Time for [G] singing [D] Christmas [G] songs.

[Em] We're gonna [C] have a [G] party [D] tonight, [Em] I'm gonna [C] find that girl, [G] Underneath the misteltoe, and [D] kiss by candlelight .

Room is [G] swaying, [D] records [Em] playing [C] All the [G] old songs, [C] love to [G] hear. Oh I wish that every day was [Em] Christmas [C] What a [G] nice way to [D] spend a [G] year.

[Em] We're gonna [C] have a [G] party [D] tonight, [Em] I'm gonna [C] find that girl, [G] Underneath the misteltoe, and [D] kiss by candlelight

Room is [G] swaying, [D] records [Em] playing [C] All the [G] old songs, [C] love to [G] hear. Oh I wish that every day was [Em] Christmas [C] What a [G] nice way to [D] spend a [G] year.

Ooo, snow is [G] falling [D] all a-[Em]-round me [C] Children [G] playing [C], having [G] fun. It's the season love and under- [Em] -standing, [C] Merry [G] Christmas [D] everyone! [G] [C] Merry [G] Christmas [D] everyone! [G] [C] Oh, merry [G] Christmas [D] everyone! [G]

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When A Child Is Born—Zacar & Jay A ray of [C] hope [G] flickers in the [C] sky, [F][C] A tiny star [AM] lights up way up [G] high, [F][G] All [F] across the land [G] dawns a brand new [Em] morn , [AM] This comes to [G] pass when a [Em] child is [C] born.

A silent [C] wish [G] sails the seven [C] seas, [F][C] The winds of change [AM] whisper in the [G] trees [F][G] All the [F] walls of doubt [G] crumble tossed and [Em] torn , [AM] This comes to [G] pass when a [Em] child is [C] born.

A rosy [C] dawn [G] settles all [C] around, [F][C] You get the feel [AM] you’re on solid [G] ground [F][G] For a [F] spell or two [G] no-one seems [Em] forlorn , [AM] This comes to [G] pass when a [Em] child is [C] born.

It’s all a [C] dream, [G] an illusion [C] now, [F][C] It must come true [AM] sometime soon [G] somehow. [F][G] All [F] across the land [G] dawns a brand new [Em] morn , [AM] This comes to [G] pass when a [Em] child is [C] born. [F][C]

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Mary’s Boy Child—Boney M [G] Long time ago in [C] Bethlehem [AM] so the [D] Holy Bible [G] say, Mary’s boy-child, [C] Jesus [AM] Christ was [G] born on [D] Christmas [G] Day.

CHORUS Hark now! [C] Hear the [D] angels [G] sing, A [Em] king was [AM] born [D] today, And [G] man will live [C] forever [AM] more [G] Because of [D] Christmas [G] day.

[G] While shepherds what their [C] flocks by [AM] night they see a [D] bright new shining [G] star, They hear a choir [C] sing a [AM] song the music [G] seemed to [D] come from [G] afar. [Chorus]

[G] Now Joseph and his [C] wife [AM] Mary came to [D] Bethlehem [G] that night, They found no place to [C] bear the [AM] child not a [G] single [D] room was in [G] sight. [Chorus]

[G] By and by they found a [C] little [AM] nook in a [D] stable all [G] forlorn And in a manger [C] cold and [AM] dark, Mary’s [G] little [D] boy was [G] born.

Chorus + Trumpets [C] sound and [D] angels [G] sing, [Em] listen to [AM] what they [D] say, That [G] man will live [C] forever [AM] more [G] because of [D] Christmas [G] day.

[G] Oh my lord, you sent your son to save us Oh my lord, your very self you gave us [D] Oh my lord, that sin will not enslave us, [G] And love may reign once more. Oh my lord, when in the crib they found him Oh my lord, a golden halo crowned him [D] Oh my lord, they gathered all around him [G] To see him and adore… [ His light is shining on us all!] Oh my lord, [ So praise the lord!] they had begun to doubt you. Oh my lord, [ He is the truth forever ] what did they know about you? [D] Oh my lord, [ So praise the lord ] but they were lost without you [G]They needed you so bad. [His light is [D] shining on us [G] all ]

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Do They know It’s Christmas?—Band Aid [C] It's Christmas [F] time, there's no need to be [C] afraid. At Christmas [F] time, we let in light and we [C] banish shade. And in our [Em] world of [G] plenty we can [C] spread a smile of [F] joy, Throw your [Em] arms around the [G] world at Christmas [C] time.

But say a [F] prayer; [G] pray for the [C] other ones, At Christmas [F] time, it's [G] hard, but when you're [C] having fun There's a [F] world outside your [G] window, And it's a [C] world of dread and [F] fear, Where the [Em] only water [G] flowing is The [C] bitter sting of [F] tears. And the [Em] Christmas bells that [G] ring there Are the [C] clanging chimes of [F] doom. Well, [Em] tonight thank God it's [G] them, instead of [C] you.

And there [F] won't be snow in [G] Africa this [C] Christmas time. The [F] greatest gift they'll [G] get this year is [C] life. [C7] Where [F] nothing ever [G] grows, no [C] rain nor rivers [F] flow, [Em] Do they know it's [G] Christmas time at [C] all? [F][C]

[AM] Here’s to you; [G] Raise a glass for everyone. [AM] Here’s to them; [G] Underneath that burning sun [Em] Do they know it's [G] Christmas time at [C] all? [F][C]

[C][F][C][F][C][Em][G] x2 [C] Feed the [F] world! [C] [F][C]Dm][G] [C] Feed the [F] world! [C] [F][C]Dm][G]

[C] Feed the [F] world! [C] [F] Let them [C] know it’s [Em] Christmas time [G] again! [C] Feed the [F] world! [C] [F] Let them [C] know it’s [Em] Christmas time [G] again! [C] Feed the [F] world! [C] [F] Let them [C] know it’s [Em] Christmas time [G] again!

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Deck The Halls—Traditional

[F] Deck the halls with boughs of holly [C7] Fa la la la [F] laa, la [C7] la la [F] laa [F] Tis the season to be jolly, [C7] Fa la la la [F] laa, la [C7] la la [F] laa [C7] Don we now our [F] gay [C] apparel [F] Fa la laa [Em] la la [G7] la la [C] la [F] Troll the ancient Yuletide carol [Bb] Fa la la la [F] la, la la [C7] la [F] la.

[F] See the blazing Yule before us, [C7] Fa la la la [F] laa, la [C7] la la [F] laa [F] Strike the harp and join the chorus, [C7] Fa la la la [F] laa, la [C7] la la [F] laa [C7] Follow me in [F] merry [C] measure [F] Fa la laa [Em] la la [G7] la la [C] la [F] While I tell of Yuletide treasure, [Bb] Fa la la la [F] la, la la [C7] la [F] la.

[F] Fast away the old year passes, [C7] Fa la la la [F] laa, la [C7] la la [F] laa [F] Hail the new, ye lads and lasses [C7] Fa la la la [F] laa, la [C7] la la [F] laa [C7] Sing we joyous [F] all [C] together, [F] Fa la laa [Em] la la [G7] la la [C] la [F] Heedless of the wind and weather, [Bb] Fa la la la [F] la, la la [C7] la [F] la.

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Mistletoe & Wine—Cliff Richard The [G] child is a king, the carollers sing, The [Em] old has passed, there’s a [D] new beginning. [C] Dreams of Santa, [G] dreams of snow, [A] Fingers numb, [D] faces [D7] aglow, it’s…

[G] Christmas time, mistletoe and wine, Children singing [D] Christian rhyme. With logs on the fire and gifts on the tree, A time to [D7] rejoice in the [G] good that we see.

A [G] time for living, a time for believing A [Em] time for trusting [D] not deceiving [C] Love and laughter and [G] joy ever after, [A] Ours for the taking, just [D] follow the [D7] master, it’s…

[G] Christmas time, mistletoe and wine, Children singing [D] Christian rhyme. With logs on the fire and gifts on the tree, A time to [D7] rejoice in the [G] good that we see.

It’s a [G] time for giving, a time for getting, A [Em] time for forgiving [D] and for forgetting [C] Christmas is love [G] Christmas is peace [A] A time for hating and [D] fighting to [D7] cease. [ Hold for 4 beats]

[G] Christmas time [silent night], mistletoe and wine, [holy night! ] Children singing [D] Christian rhyme. With logs on the fire and gifts on the tree, A time to [D7] rejoice in the [G] good that we see.

[G] Christmas time, [ Christmas time ] mistletoe and wine, Children singing [D] Christian rhyme. With logs on the fire and gifts on the tree, A time to [D7] rejoice in the [G] good that we see.

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Happy Xmas [War Is Over] —Lennon & Ono

So this is [G] Christmas, and what have you [AM] done? Another year [D] over, a new one just [G] begun. And [G7] so this is [C] Christmas, I hope you have [Em] fun The near and the [G] dear ones, the old and the [C] young.

A [C7] merry, merry [F] Christmas, and a happy New [G] Year Let’s hope it’s a [Em] good one [F] without any [C] fears. [D]

And [D7] so this is [G] Christmas, [War is over] For weak and for [AM] strong. [ If you want it ] The rich and the [D] poor ones [ War is over ] The road is so [G] long. [ Now ] And [G7] so happy [C] Christmas, [ War is over ] For black and for [Em] white. [ If you want it ] For yellow and [G] red ones, [ War is over ] Let’s stop all the [C] fights. [ Now ]

A [C7] merry, merry [F] Christmas, and a happy New [G] Year Let’s hope it’s a [Em] good one [F] without any [C] fears. [D]

And [D7] so this is [G] Christmas, [ War is over ] And what have we [AM] done? [ If you want it ] Another year [D] over, [ War is over ] A new one just [G] begun. [ Now ] And [G7] so this is [C] Christmas, [War is over ] We hope you have [Em] fun [ If you want it ] The near and the [G] dear ones, [ War is over ] The old and the [C] young. [ Now ]

A [C7] merry, merry [F] Christmas, and a happy New [G] Year Let’s hope it’s a [Em] good one [F] without any [C] fears. [D]

[G] War is over, [AM] if you want it. [D] War is over, [G] now... [G] War is over, [AM] if you want it. [D] War is over, [G] now...

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I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas—Traditional [G] I’m dreaming of a [AM] white [D] Christmas, [C] Just like the [D] ones I used to [G] know, Where the tree tops [G7] glisten and [C] children [Cm] listen, To [G] hear [Em] sleigh bells in the [AM] snow. [D]

[G] I’m dreaming of a [AM] white [D] Christmas, [C] With every [D] Christmas card I [G] write, May your days be [G7] merry and [C] bright [Cm] And may [G] all your [AM] Christmasses [D] be [G] white. [D]

[G] I’m dreaming of a [AM] white [D] Christmas, [C] Just like the [D] ones I used to [G] know, Where the tree tops [G7] glisten and [C] children [Cm] listen, To [G] hear [Em] sleigh bells in the [AM] snow. [D]

[G] I’m dreaming of a [AM] white [D] Christmas, [C] With every [D] Christmas card I [G] write, May your days be [G7] merry and [C] bright [Cm] And may [G] all your [AM] Christmasses [D] be [G] white.

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I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day – Roy Wood Oh when the [C] snowman brings the snow Oh well he [F] just might like to know He’s put a [C] great big smile up- [AM] -on somebody’s face. [Em][G] If you [C] jump into your bed, Quickly [F] cover up your [D7] head, Don’t you [C] lock your door, you know that [G] Sweet Santa Claus is on his [Bb] way. [C] [CHORUS] Oh [Bb] well I [D] wish it could be Christmas every [G] day. When the [A7] kids start singing and the band begins to play. [D][A7] [D] Oh I wish it could be Christmas every [G] day So let the bells ring [A7] out for [G] Christmas! [D]

When we’re [C] skating in the park, If the [F] storm cloud paints it dark Then your [C] rosy cheeks gonna [AM] light my merry way. [Em][G] Now the [C] ‘frosticals’ appeared And they’ve [F] frozen up my [D7] beard, So we’ll [C] lie by the fire till the [G] Sleep simply melts them all [C] away. [D]

CHORUS

When the [C] snowman brings the snow Oh well he [F] just might like to know He’s put a [C] great big smile up- [AM] -on somebody’s face. [Em][G] So if [C] santa brings the sleigh All [F] along that Milky [D7] Way, I’ll sign my [C] name on the rooftop in the [G] Snow then he may decide to [Bb] stay. [C]

CHROUS plus- Why don’t you [G] give your [A] love for [G] Christmas? [D] When the [D] snowman brings the snow… [ repeat to fade ]

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Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree [G] Rocking around the Christmas tree At the [D] Christmas party hop. Mistletoe hung where you can see Every couple try to [G] stop. Rocking around the Christmas tree Let the [D] Christmas spirit ring Later we’ll have some pumpkin pie And we’ll do some carol-[G]-ling.

[C] You will get a sentimental [Bm] feeling when you hear [C] Voices singing, ‘ Let’s be jolly, [A] Deck the halls with [D] boughs of holly’. [G] Rocking around the Christmas tree Have a [D] happy holiday. Everyone dancing merrily In the new old-fashioned [G] way.

[C] You will get a sentimental [Bm] feeling when you hear [C] Voices singing, ‘ Let’s be jolly, [A] Deck the halls with [D] boughs of holly’. [ [A] Fa la la la [D] laaa, la la [A] la [D] laa ]

[G] Rocking around the Christmas tree Let the [D] Christmas spirit ring Later we’ll have some pumpkin pie And we’ll do some carol-[G]-ling. Rocking around the Christmas tree Have a [D] happy holiday. Everyone dancing merrily in the New - Old - Fashioned [G] Way. [D] [G]

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Jingle Bells—J.S. Pierpont

Intro [G] [G7] [C] (i.e. last line in 1st verse)

[C] Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, [F] Oh, what fun it [C] is to ride In a [D] one-horse open [G] sleigh, [G7] hey! [C] Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, [F] Oh, what fun it [C] is to ride In a [G] one-horse [G7] open [C] sleigh.

We’re [C] Dashing through the snow In a one-horse open [F] sleigh, Across the fields we [G] go, [G7] Laughing all the [C] way. Bells on bobtails ring, Making spirits [F] bright, What fun it is to [G] ride and sing a [G7] sleighing song [C] tonight.

[C] Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, [F] Oh, what fun it [C] is to ride In a [D] one-horse open [G] sleigh, [G7] hey! [C] Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, [F] Oh, what fun it [C] is to ride In a [G] one-horse [G7] open [C] sleigh.

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Last Christmas —George Michael [C] Last Christmas I gave you my heart, But the [AM] very next day you gave it away, [Em] This year to save me from tears, I'll [G] give it to someone special. [C] Last Christmas I gave you my heart, But the [AM] very next day you gave it away, [Em] This year to save me from tears, I'll [G] give it to someone special.

[C] Once bitten and twice shy, [AM] I keep my distance, but you still catch my eye, [F] Tell me baby, do you recognize me? [G] Well, it's been a year, it doesn't surprise me. [C] [Happy Christmas] I wrapped it up and sent it, [AM] With a note saying, "I love you" , I meant it, [Em] Now I know what a fool I've been, But if you [G] kissed me now, I know you'd fool me again.

CHORUS

[C] A crowded room, friends with tired eyes, [AM] I’m hiding from you, and your soul of ice, [F] My god, I thought you were someone to rely on, [G] Me? I guess I was a shoulder to cry on. [C] A face on a lover with a fire in his heart, [AM] A man under cover but you tore me apart, [Em] Oh, oh Now I’ve [G] found a real love you’ll never fool me again.

CHORUS

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Blue Christmas —Hayes&Johnson

I'll have a [D] blue Christmas [A] without you, I'll be so blue just [A7] thinking [D] about you. [D7] Decor-[D]-ations of [D7] red on a [G] green Christmas tree, [Em] [E7] Won't be the same dear, if [A] you're not here with [A7] me.

And when those [D] blue snowflakes start [A] fallin’, That’s when those blue [A7] memories start [D] callin’ [D7] You’ll be [D] doin’ [D7] all right with your [G] Christmas of [Em] white But [A] I’ll have a blue, blue, blue, blue [D] Christmas. [A]

[D] Mmm mm mm mm [D] Mmm mm mm mm [A] Mmm mm mm mm [A] Mmm mm mm mm [A7] Mmm mm mm mm [A7] Mmm mm mm mm [D] Mmm mm mm mm mm mm

You’ll be [D] doin’ [D7] all right with your [G] Christmas of [Em] white But [A] I’ll have a blue, blue, blue, blue [D] Christmas. [A]

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O Come All Ye Faithful —Wade & Oakeley

O [D] come all ye [A] faithful, [D] joyful and [A] triumphant, O [G] come ye, o [A] come ye to Be - [E7] -eth [A] -lehem. [D] Come and be [G] hold him, [A] born the [G] King of [A] Angels.

[D] Oh come, let us adore him, Oh come, let us adore him, O [G] come, let us a-[A]-dore [D]-hi-[G]-im , [D] Christ [A] the [D] Lord.

[D] Sing choirs of [A] angels [D] sing in exul-[A]-tation [G] Sing all ye [A] citizens of he-[E7]-aven [A] above. [D] Glory to [G] God [A] in [G] the [A] highest.

[D] Oh come, let us adore him, [ Oh come!] Oh come, let us adore him, [ Oh come!] O [G] come, let us a-[A]-dore [D]-hi-[G]-im , [D] Christ [A] the [D] Lord.

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Stop The Cavalry —Jona Lewie [A] Hey Mister Churchill [E7] comes over here [A] To say we’re doing [E7] splendidly, [A] But it’s very cold [E7] out here in the snow [A] Marching to and from the [E7] enemy. [A] Oh I say it’s tough, [E7] I have had enough [A] Can you stop the [E7] cavalry? [A]

Da da da da da, [E7] da da da da da, [A] da da da da da, [E7] da da daaa [A] Da da da da da, [E7] da da da da da [A] Da da da da [E7] daa da [A] daaa

[A] I have had to fight [E7] almost every night [A] Down throughout the [E7] centuries, [A] That is when I say [E7] oh yes, yet again, [A] Can you stop the [E7] cavalry? [A]

[E7] Mary proudly [A] waits at home [E7] In the nuclear [A] fallout zone [E7] Wish I could be [A] dancing now, [E7] In the arms of the [A] girl I love.

[E7] Du bu du bu dum dum, du bu du bu dum Du bu [A] dum dum du bu dum du bu du bu dum [E7] Du bu du bu dum dum, du bu du bu dum Du bu [A] dum dum du bu dum du bu du bu dum [G] Wish I was at home for [D] Christmas… [A][D][A][D][A][D][A] [E7] Wish I could be [A] dancing now, [E7] In the arms of the [A] girl I love. [E7] Mary proudly [A] waits at home [E7] She’s been waiting [A] two years long

[E7] Du bu du bu dum dum, du bu du bu dum Du bu [A] dum dum du bu dum du bu du bu dum [E7] Du bu du bu dum dum, du bu du bu dum Du bu [A] dum dum du bu dum du bu du bu dum [G] Wish I was at home for [D] Christmas… [A][D][A][D] [E7] [A]

Alternatively  replace  with  “Du  bu  du  bu  …

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Rudolf The Red Nosed Reindeer - John Marks

[C] Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer Had a very shiny [G] nose, And if you ever saw it, [G7] You would even say it [C] glows. All of the other reindeer Used to laugh and call him [G] names They never let poor Rudolph [G7] Join in any reindeer [C] games. [C7]

[F] Then one foggy [C] Christmas Eve [G] Santa came to [C] say, [G] “Rudolph with your [E7] nose so bright, [D] Won't you guide my [G7] sleigh tonight?” [C] Then all the reindeer loved him And they shouted out with [G] glee, “Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, [G7] You'll go down in [C] history! “

Then - Play both verses as an Instrumental [ no singing ] Finally – Play both verses [ with singing J ] @ end

[G] “Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, [G7] You'll go down in [C] history! “

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Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town - Gillespie & Coots Intro - [C] [AM] [F] [G] [C] You [C] better watch out, you [F] better not cry, You [C] better not pout, I'm [F] telling you why. [C] Santa Claus is [F] coming to town [C] [C] Santa Claus is [F] coming to town [C] [C] Santa [AM] Claus is [F] coming [G] to town [C]

He’s [C] making a list, he’s [F] checking it twice, He’s [C] gonna find out who’s [F] naughty or nice. [C] Santa Claus is [F] coming to town [C] [C] Santa Claus is [F] coming to town [C] [C] Santa [AM] Claus is [F] coming [G] to town [C]

He sees you when you’re [F] sleeping, He [C] knows when you’re [F] awake, He [D] knows if you’ve been [G] bad or good So be [D] good for goodness [G] sake,

Oh, you [C] better watch out, you [F] better not cry, You [C] better not pout, I'm [F] telling you why. [C] Santa Claus is [F] coming to town [C] [C] Santa Claus is [F] coming to town [C] [C] Santa [AM] Claus is [F] coming [G] to town [C]

He sees you when you’re [F] sleeping, He [C] knows when you’re [F] awake, He [D] knows if you’ve been [G] bad or good So be [D] good for goodness [G] sake,

Oh, you [C] better watch out, you [F] better not cry, You [C] better not pout, I'm [F] telling you why. [C] Santa Claus is [F] coming to town [C] [C] Santa Claus is [F] coming to town [C] [Slow down – half time] [C] Santa [AM] Claus is [F] coming [G] to town [C]

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Silent Night - Mohr & Gruber

[G] Silent night, holy night! [D] All is [D7] calm, [G] all is [G7] bright, [C] Round yon virgin, [G] mother and [G7] child, [C] Holy infant so [G] tender and mild, [D] Sleep in [D7] heavenly [G] peace [Em] [G] Sleep in [D7] heavenly [G] peace. [C][G]

Silent night, holy night! [D] Shepherds [D7] quake [G] at the [G7] sight [C] Glories stream from [G] heaven [G7] afar [C] Heavenly hosts sing [G] alleluia [D] Christ the [D7] saviour is [G] born [Em] [G] Christ the [D7] saviour is [G] born. [C][G]

Silent night, holy night! [D] Son of [D7] God, [G] love’s pure [G7] light [C] Radiant beams from [G] thy holy [G7] face, [C] With the dawn of [G] redeeming grace [D] Jesus [D7] Lord at thy [G] birth [Em] [G] Jesus [D7] Lord at thy [G] birth.

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The Twelve Days of Christmas— Traditional

On the [C] first day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : A partridge in a [G] pear [C] tree.

On the [C] second day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Two turtle-doves and a [C] partridge in a [G] pear [C] tree.

On the [C] third day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Three French hens, two turtle-doves and a [C] Partridge in a [G] pear [C] tree.

On the [C] fourth day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Four calling birds, three French hens, two turtle-doves and a [C] Partridge in a [G] pear [C] tree.

On the [C] fifth day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me :

[Em] Five [D] golden [G] rings… [G7] [C] Four calling birds, [F] three French hens, [G] two turtle-doves And a [C] partridge in a [G] pear [C] tree.

On the [C] sixth day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Six geese-a-laying… …. [ Repeat from arrow ]

On the [C] seventh day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Seven swans-a-swimming, six geese-a-laying… [ Repeat from arrow ]

On the [C] eighth day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Eight maids-a-milking, Seven swans-a-swimming, six geese-a-laying… [ Repeat from arrow ]

On the [C] ninth day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Nine ladies dancing, eight maids-a-milking, Seven swans-a-swimming, six geese-a-laying… [ Repeat from arrow ]

On the [C] tenth day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Ten Lords-a-leaping, nine ladies dancing, eight maids-a-milking, Seven swans-a-swimming, six geese-a-laying… [ Repeat from arrow ]

On the [C] eleventh day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Eleven pipers piping, ten Lords-a-leaping, nine ladies dancing, eight maids-a- milking, seven swans-a-swimming, six geese-a-laying… [ Repeat from arrow ]

On the [C] twelfth day of Christmas my [G] true love gave to [C] me : [G] Twelve drummers drumming, eleven pipers piping, ten Lords-a-leaping, nine ladies dancing, eight maids-a-milking, seven swans-a-swimming, six geese-a- laying… [ Repeat from arrow ]

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We Wish You A Merry Christmas - Traditional We [G] wish you a merry [C] Christmas, We [A] wish you a merry [D] Christmas, We [B] wish you a merry [Em] Christmas and a [C] Happy [D] new [G] year.

Good tidings we [D] bring to [Em] you and your [D] kin, We [G] wish you a merry [D] Christmas and a [C] Happy [D] new [G] year.

Oh [G] bring us some figgy [C] pudding, Oh [A] bring us some figgy [D] pudding, Oh [B] bring us some figgy [Em] pudding, And [C] bring it [D] out [G] here!

Good tidings we [D] bring to [Em] you and your [D] kin, We [G] wish you a merry [D] Christmas and a [C] Happy [D] new [G] year.

We [G] won’t go until we [C] get some, We [A] won’t go until we [D] get some, We [B] won’t go until we [Em] get some, So [C] bring some [D] out [G] here!

Good tidings we [D] bring to [Em] you and your [D] kin, We [G] wish you a merry [D] Christmas and a [C] Happy [D] new [G] year.

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Winter Wonderland - Smith & Bernard

Sleigh bells [C] ring, are you listenin'? In the [G] lane, snow is glistening. A [G7] beautiful [Em] sight, we're [G] happy [F] tonight, [D] Walking in a [G] winter [C] wonderland.

Gone [C] away is the blue bird Here to [G] stay is the new bird He [G7] sings a love [Em] song as [G] we go [F] along, [D] Walking in a [G] winter [C] wonderland.

[E] In the meadow [B] we can build a [E] snowman, Then pretend that [B] he is Parson [E] Brown. [G] He'll say, "Are you [D] married ?" We'll say, [G] "No man, But you can [D] do the job when you're in [G] town." [G7]

Later [C] on we’ll conspire As we [G] dream by the fire, To [G7] face un-[Em]-afraid the [G] plans that we [F] made, [D] Walking in a [G] winter [C] wonderland.

[E] In the meadow [B] we can build a [E] snowman, Then pretend that [B] he’s a circus [E] clown. [G] We’ll have lots of [D] fun with mister [G] snowman Until the [D] other kiddies knock him [G] down. [G7]

When it snows [C] ain’t it thrillin’, Though you know [G] kids are chillin’, We’ll [G7] frolic and [Em] play the [G] Eskimo [F] way, [D] Walking in a [G] winter [C] wonderland. [G7] [D] Walking, [G7] walking in a winter wonder-[C]-land. [G] [C]

Sing  only  –    

no  playing

 Sing  only  –    

no  playing

 

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Let It Snow - Sammy Cahn Oh, the [D] weather [A] outside is [D] frightful, But the [A] fire is so [A7] delightful, And [Em] since we've no place to go, Let it [A] snow, let it [A7] snow, let it [D] snow.

Oh, it [D] doesn’t show [A] signs of [D] stopping, And I’ve [A] brought some corn for [A7] popping, The [Em] lights are turned way down low, Let it [A] snow, let it [A7] snow, let it [D] snow.

When we [A] finally kiss good night, How I [E7] hate going out in the [A] storm. But if you really hold me tight, [D7] All the way [E7] home I'll be [A] warm. [A7]

Oh, the [D] fire is [A] slowly [D] dying, And my [A] dear we’re still [A7] good-bye-ing , But as [Em] long as you love me so, Let it [A] snow, let it [A7] snow, let it [D] snow.

When we [A] finally kiss good night, How I [E7] hate going out in the [A] storm. But if you really hold me tight, [D7] All the way [E7] home I'll be [A] warm. [A7]

Oh, the [D] fire is [A] slowly [D] dying, And my [A] dear we’re still [A7] good-bye-ing , But as [Em] long as you love me so, Let it [A] snow, let it [A7] snow, let it [D] snow. Let it [A] snow, let it [A7] snow, and [D] snow.

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Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Martin&Blane

G#7

[G] Have your-[Em] -self a [AM] merry little [D7] Christmas [G] Let your [Em] heart be [AM] light, [D7] [G] From now [Em] on your [AM] Troubles will be [D7] out of [E7] sight. -[A7] [D7]

[G] Have your-[Em]-self a [AM] merry little [D7] Christmas [G] Make the [Em] yuletide [AM] gay, [D7] [G] From now [Em] on your [AM] Troubles will be [B7] miles [Em] away. -[G]

[Em] Once again as in [D] olden days Happy [AM] golden days [D7] of [G#7] yore. [Em] Faithful friends who are [Bm] dear to us Shall be [D] near to us once [AM] more. [D7]

[G] Someday [Em] soon we [AM] all will be [D] together, [G] If the [Em] fates [AM] allow, [D7] [G] Until [Em] then we’ll [AM] have to muddle [D7] through [Em] some- how. So [C] have yourself a [AM] merry little [D7] Christmas [G] now.

Ladies  only  

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Same Old Lang Syne - Dan Fogelberg  INTRO [C][AM][C][AM][C][AM][D7/F#][F][G]

Me[C]t my old lover in the grocer[AM]y store The[C] snow was falling Christmas Eve[AM] I [C] stood behind her in the frozen[AM] foods And I touch[D7]ed her on the sle[Fm7]eve[G] She[C] didn't recognize the face[AM] at first But[C] then her eyes flew open wide [AM] She[C] went to hug me and she spilled[AM] her purse And we laugh[D7]ed until we cri[Fm7]ed[G] We[C] took her groceries to the check[AM]out stand The[C] food was totaled up and bagged[AM] We[C] stood there lost in our embarra[AM]ssment As the conver[D7]sation lag[Fm7]ged[G] We[C] went to have ourselves a drink[AM] or two But[C] couldn't find an open bar[AM] We bought a six-pack at the liquor[AM] store And we dra[D7]nk it in her c[Fm7]ar[G] We[AM] drank a toast to inno[F]cence We drank a toast to now We[AM] tried to reach beyond the empti[F]ness But nei[G]ther one knew how She[C] said she's married her an arch[AM]itect Who[C] kept her warm and safe and dry[AM] She[C] would have liked to say she loved the [AM]man But she di[D7]dn't like to li[Fm7]e[G]

I said the years had been a friend to [AM]her And that her eyes were still as blue[AM] But in those eyes I wasn't sure if I saw Doubt [D7]or gratitude She said she saw me in the record [AM]stores And that I must be doing well[AM] I said the audience was heaven[AM]ly But the tra[D7]veling was He[F]ll [AM]We drank a toast to innoce[F]nce We drank[G] a toast to now[AM] We tried to reach beyond the emptin[F]ess But nei[G]ther one knew how We[AM] drank a toast to innoce[F]nce We drank[G] a toast to time[AM] Rel[AM]iving, in our eloq[F]uence Ano[G]ther "Auld Lang Syne" The[C] beer was empty and our tongues were[AM] tired And[C] running out of things to say[AM] She[C] gave a kiss to me as I got [AM]out And I wat[D7]ched her drive aw[Fm7]ay Just[C] for a moment I was back at [AM]school And [C] felt that old familiar pain[AM] And, [C] as I turned to make my way back home The snow[D7] turned into ra[Fm7]in Outro [C][AM][C][AM][C][AM][D7/F#][F][G]

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Auld Lang Syne Verse 1: Should [C]old acquaintance [G7]be forgot And [C]never [C7]brought to [F]mind Should [C]old acquaintance [G7]be forgot And [F]days of [G7]auld lang [C]syne For [C]auld lang [G7]syne, my dear, For [C]auld lang [F]syne, We'll [C]take a cup o' [G7]kindness [E7]yet And [AM]days of [F]auld [G7]lang [C]syne

Verse 2: We [C]twa hae run a[G7]boot the braes And [C]pu'd the [C7]gowans [F]fine. We've [C]wandered mony a [G7]weary foot, Sin' [F]auld la-[G7]ang [C]syne Sin' [C]auld lang [G7]syne, my dear, Sin' [C]auld lang [F]syne, We've [C]wandered mony a [G7]weary [E7]foot, Sin' [AM]auld [F]la-[G7]ang [C]syne

Verse 3: We [C]twa hae sported [G7]i' the burn, From [C]morning [C7]sun till [F]dine, But [C]seas between us [G7]braid hae roared Sin' [F]auld la-[G7]ang [C]syne Sin' [C]auld lang [G7]syne, my dear, Sin' [C]auld lang F]syne. But [C]seas between us [G7]braid hae [E7]roared Sin' [AM]auld [F]la-[G7]ang [C]syne

Verse 4: And [C]ther's a hand, my [G7]trusty friend, And [C]gie's a [C7]hand o' [F]thine; We'll [C]take a cup o' [G7]kindness yet For [F]auld la-[G7]ang [C]syne For [C]auld lang [G7]syne, my dear, For [C]auld lang F]syne, We'll [C]take a cup o' [G7]kindness [E7]yet For [AM]auld [F]la-[G7]ang [C]syne

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Fairytale of New York – Pogues  P = Pogues / Men K = Kirsty / Ladies    [Single  strum  of  each  chord  until  after  “When  all  our  dreams  come  true”]  

P [A]  It  was  Christmas  [D]  Eve  babe,  In  the  [G]  drunk  tank  An  old  man  [D]  said  to  me,  Won't  see  [A]  another  one  And  then  he  [D]  sang  a  song,  The  Rare  Old  [G]  Mountain  Dew  I  turned  my  [D]  face  away  And  dreamed  [Asus4]  about  [D]  you  [A]  Got  on  a  [D]  lucky  one,  came  in  at  [G]  ten  to  one  I've  got  a  [D]  feeling  This  year's  for  [A]  me  and  you  So  happy  [D]  Christmas,  I  love  you  [G]  baby  I  can  see  a  [D]  better  time  When  all  our  dreams  [Asus4]  come  [D]  true  

[D][A][D][G][A][D]  

K They've  [D]  got  cars  big  as  [A]  bars  They've  got  [Bm]  rivers  of  [G]  gold  But  the  [D]  wind  goes  right  through  you  It's  no  place  for  the  [A]  old  When  you  [D]  first  took  my  [Bm]  hand  On  a  [D]  cold  Christmas  [G]  Eve  You  [D]  promised  me  Broadway  was  [A]  waiting  for  [D]  me  

K You  were  [D]  handsome,  P you  were  pretty  P Queen  of  New  York  [A]  City  All When  the  [D]  band  finished  [G]  playing  They  [A]  howled  out  for  [D]  more  [D]  Sinatra  was  swinging  All  the  drunks  they  were  [A]  singing  We  [D]  kissed  on  the  [G]  corner  Then  [A]  danced  through  the  [D]  night  

Chorus  The  [G]  boys  of  the  NYPD  choir  Were  [D]  singing  'Galway  [Bm]  Bay'  And  the  [D]  bells  were  [G]  ringing  [A]  out  For  Christmas  [D]  day   Interlude:   [Tin  whistle]  D  G...   D  A...   D  G...   D  A  D...D   K You're  a  [D]  bum,  you're  a  Punk    P You're  an  old  slut  on  [A]  junk  Lying  [D]  there  almost  [G]  dead  On  a  [A]  drip  in  that  [D]  bed  K You  [D]  scumbag,  you  maggot  You  cheap  lousy  [A]  faggot  Happy  [D]  Christmas  your  [G]  arse  I  pray  [A]  God  it's  our  [D]  last   CHORUS   P I  [A]  could  have  been  [D]  someone  K Well,  so  could  [G]  anyone  You  took  my  [D]  dreams  from  me  when  I  first  [A]  found  you  P I  kept  them  [D]  with  me  babe,  I  put  them  [G]  with  my  own  Can't  make  it  [D]  all  alone,  I've  built  my  [G]  dreams  [A]  around  [D]  you   CHORUS   D  G...   D  A...   D  G...   D  A  D...D  

 

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Feliz Navidad [Nuala Version] Jose Feliciano    [D]  STOP    Feliz  Navi-­[G]dad  [A]    Feliz  Navi-­[D]dad  [Bm7]    Feliz  Navi-­[G]dad,  próspero  [A]  ano  y  felici-­[D]dad  [STOP]      Feliz  Navi-­[G]dad  [A]    Feliz  Navi-­[D]dad  [Bm7]    Feliz  Navi-­[G]dad,  próspero  [A]  ano  y  felici-­[D]dad  [STOP]      I  wanna  wish  you  a  [G]  Merry  Christmas  [A]    I  wanna  wish  you  a  [D]  Merry  Christmas  [Bm7]  I  wanna  wish  you  a  [G]  Merry  Christmas  From  the  [A]  bottom  of  my  [D]  heart  [STOP]      I  wanna  wish  you  a  [G]  Merry  Christmas  [A]    I  wanna  wish  you  a  [D]  Merry  Christmas  [Bm7]  I  wanna  wish  you  a  [G]  Merry  Christmas  From  the  [A]  bottom  of  my  [D]  heart  [STOP]      Feliz  Navi-­[G]dad  [A]    Feliz  Navi-­[D]dad  [Bm7]    Feliz  Navi-­[G]dad,  próspero  [A]  ano  y  felici-­[D]dad  [STOP]      Feliz  Navi-­[G]dad  [A]    Feliz  Navi-­[D]dad  [Bm7]    Feliz  Navi-­[G]dad,  próspero  [A]  ano  y  felici-­[D]dad  [STOP]      I  wanna  wish  you  a  [G]  Merry  Christmas  [A]    I  wanna  wish  you  a  [D]  Merry  Christmas  [Bm7]  I  wanna  wish  you  a  [G]  Merry  Christmas  From  the  [A]  bottom  of  my  [D]  heart  [STOP]      I  wanna  wish  you  a  [G]  Merry  Christmas  [A]    I  wanna  wish  you  a  [D]  Merry  Christmas  [Bm7]  I  wanna  wish  you  a  [G]  Merry  Christmas  From  the  [A]  bottom  of  my  [D]  heart  [STOP]                  

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Grandma got run over by a reindeer CHORUS [C] Grandma got run over by a reindeer Walkin’ home from our house Christmas [F] Eve You can say there’s no such thing as [C] Santa But [G] as for me and Grandpa we be[C]lieve [Bb] [F] [C] She’d been drinking too much [G] egg nog And we’d begged her not to [C] go But she’d forgot her medi[F]cation And she [G] staggered out the door into the [C] snow [AM] When we found her Christmas [Em] mornin’ [G] At the scene of the [C] attack She had hoof prints on her [F] forehead And in[G]criminatin’ Claus marks on her [C] back CHORUS Now we’re all so proud of [G] Grandpa He’s been takin’ this so [C] well See him in there watchin’ [F] football Drinkin’ [G] beer and playin’ cards with cousin [C] Mel [AM] It’s not Christmas without [Em] Grandma [G] All the family dressed in [C] black And we just can’t help but [F] wonder Should we [G] open up her gifts or send them [C] back? CHORUS Now the goose is on the [G] table And the pudding made of [C] fig And a blue and silver [F] candle That would [G] just have matched the hair in Grandma’s [C] wig [AM] I’ve warned all my friends and [Em] neighbours [G] “Better watch out for your[C]selves” They should never give a [F] licence To a [G] man who drives a sleigh and plays with [C] elves CHORUS Change of Key [D] CHORUS [D] Grandma got run over by a reindeer Walkin’ home from our house Christmas [G] Eve You can say there’s no such thing as [D]Santa But [A] as for me and Grandpa we be……. [D] [A] [D]...lieve!

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Mele Kalikimaka - Bing Crosby & TheAndrewsSisters Intro: [C] [A] [Em] [G7] [C] [G7] Boys: [C] Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say On a bright Hawaiian Christmas [G7] Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you from the land where palm trees [C] sway [C7] Here we know that Christmas will be [F] green and bright The [A7] sun to shine by day and all the [D7] stars at [G7] night [C] Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's [A7] way to [Em] say Merry [G7] Christmas to [C] you Girls: [C] Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say On a bright Hawaiian Christmas [G7] Day. That's the island greeting that we send to you from the land where palm trees [C] sway [C7] Here we know that Christmas will be [F] green and bright The [A7] sun to shine by day and all the [D7] stars at [G7] night [C] Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's [A7] way to [Em] say Merry [G7] Christmas to [C] you Instrumental: Chords for first four lines of verse [C] [G7] [C] Boys and Girls: [C7] Here we know that Christmas will be [F] green and bright The [A7] sun to shine by day and all the [D7] stars at [G7] night [C] Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's [A7] way to [Em] say Merry [G7] Christmas to [C] you [C] Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say On a bright Hawaiian Christmas [G7] Day That's the island greeting that we send to you from the land where palm trees [C] sway [C7] Here we know that Christmas will be [F] green and bright The [A7] sun to shine by day and all the [D7] stars at [G7] night [C] Mele Kalikimaka is Hawaii's [A7] way to [Em] say Merry [G7] Christmas A [Em] very merry [G7] Christmas A [Em] very very merry merry [G7] Christmas to [C] you

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Song for a Winters Night F C Dm Bb The lamp is burning low upon my table top F C F C The snow is softly falling F C Dm Bb The air is still within the silence of my room F C F I hear your voice softly calling Bridge: F C Bb C If I could only have you near Am Dm Bb C To breathe a sigh or two Chorus: F C Dm Bb I would be happy just to hold the hands I love F C F C On this winter’s night with you F C Dm Bb The smoke is rising in the shadows overhead F C F C My glass is almost empty F C Dm Bb I read again between the lines upon each page F C F The words of love you send me Bridge: Chorus: F C Dm Bb The fire is dying now my lamp is getting dim F C F C The shades of night are lifting F C Dm Bb The morning light steals across my windowpane F C F Where webs of snow are drifting Bridge: Chorus: Bb C F And to be once again with you And to be once again with you

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O Holy Night

Intro [C] [Csus4] [C] [Csus4] [C] O holy night, [F] the stars are brightly [C] shining It is the night of our [G7] dear saviours [C] birth [C] Long lay the world in [F] sin and error [C] pining Till he a-[Em]-ppeared and the [B7] soul felt it’s [Em]worth [Em] A [G7] thrill of hope, the [C] weary world rejoices, For [G7] yonder breaks a [C] new and glorious morn [C] [Am]Fall on your [Em] knees Oh, [Dm] hear the angels [Am] voices! O [C] n-[G7]-ight di[C] vine [F] O [C] night [G7] when Christ was [C] born [C] O [G]night, di[C]vine [F] O [C]night, O [G] night, di[C]vine [F] [C] [C] [C] Led by the light of [F] faith serenely [C] beaming With glowing [C] heart by his [G7]cradle we [C]stand So led by the light of a [F] star sweetly [C] gleam-ing Here came the [Em] wise men from [B7] Orient [Em] Land The [G7] King of Kings [C] lay thus in lowley manager [C] In [G7] all our trials [C] born to be our friend [Am] Fall on your [Em] knees Oh, [Dm] hear the angels [Am] voices! O [C] n-[G7]-ight di[C]vine [F] O [C] night [G7] when Christ was [C] born [C] O [G7] night, di[C]vine [F] O [C] night, O [G7] night, di[C]vine [F] [C] [C] [C] [Csus] [C] [Csus] Everyone for 8 bars– Aaaaah – Aaaah – Aaaah – Aaaah Everyone ascending to the higher harmony for 8 bars – Aaaaah – Aaaah –Aaaah – Aaaah Final chorus Outro similar as Intro [C] [Csus4] [C] [Csus4] [C] [Csus4]

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Christmas times a-coming’ Benjamin ''Tex'' Logan [G] Christmas time's a-comin', [D] Christmas time's a-comin' [G] Christmas time's a-comin', and I [D] know I'm goin’ [G] home [G] Holly's in the window, [D] home where the wind blows [G] Can't walk for runnin', [D] Christmas time's a-[G]comin' CHORUS: [G] Can't you hear them bells ringin' ringin', [C] joy joy, hear them singin' [G] When it's snowin', I'll be goin', [D] back to my country [G] home [G] Christmas time's a-comin', [D] Christmas time's a-comin' [G] Christmas time's a-comin', and I [D] know I'm goin’ [G] home [G] [D] [G] [D] [G] [G] White candle's burnin', [D] my old heart's a-yearnin' [G] For the folks at home when, [D] Christmas time's a-[G]comin' CHORUS: [G] Can't you hear them bells ringin' ringin', [C] joy joy, hear them singin' [G] When it's snowin', I'll be goin', [D] back to my country [G] home [G] Christmas time's a-comin', [D] Christmas time's a-comin' [G] Christmas time's a-comin', and I [D] know I'm goin’ [G] home [G] [D] [G] [D] [G] [G] Snow flake's a-fallin', [D] my old home's a-callin' [G] Tall pine's a-hummin', [D] Christmas time's a-[G]comin' CHORUS: [G] Can't you hear them bells ringin' ringin', [C] joy joy, hear them singin' [G] When it's snowin', I'll be goin', [D] back to my country [G] home [G] Christmas time's a-comin', [D] Christmas time's a-comin' [G] Christmas time's a-comin', and I [D] know I'm goin’ [G] home [G] Can't you hear them bells ringin' ringin', [C] joy joy, hear them singin' [G] When it's snowin', I'll be goin', [D] back to my country [G] home [G] Christmas time's a-comin', [D] Christmas time's a-comin' [G] Christmas time's a-comin', and I [D] know I'm goin’ [G] home

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Here comes Santa Claus – Gene Autry [C]  Here  comes  Santa  Claus,  here  comes  Santa  Claus,  [G7]  Right  down  Santa  Claus  lane  Vixen  and  Blitzen  and  all  his  reindeer  [C]  Pullin'  on  the  reins                                [F]  Bells  are  ringin',  [Em]children  singin'  [G7]  All  is  merry  and  [C]  bright  [F]Hang  your  stockings  and  [C]  say  your  prayers                              'Cause  [G7]Santa  Claus  comes  to[C]night!    [C]  Here  comes  Santa  Claus,  here  comes  Santa  Claus,  [G7]  Right  down  Santa  Claus  lane  He's  got  a  bag  that's  filled  with  toys  For  [C]boys  and  girls  again                                            [F]  Hear  those  sleigh  bells  [Em]  jingle  jangle,  [G7]Oh  what  a  beautiful  [C]sight  So  [F]  jump  in  bed  and  cover  [C]  your  head  'Cause  [G7]  Santa  Claus  comes  to[C]night!    [C]  Here  comes  Santa  Claus,  here  comes  Santa  Claus,  [G7]  Right  down  Santa  Claus  lane  He  doesn't  care  if  you're  rich  or  poor  He  [C]  loves  you  just  the  same  [F]  Santa  Claus  knows  we're  [Em]  all  Gods  children  [G7]That  makes  everything  [C]  right  So  [F]  fill  your  hearts  with  [C]  Christmas  cheer  'Cause  [G7]  Santa  Claus  comes  to[C]night!    [C]  Here  comes  Santa  Claus,  here  comes  Santa  Claus,  [G7]  Right  down  Santa  Claus  lane  He'll  come  around  when  the  chimes  ring  out  That  [C]  it's  Christmas  morn  again  [F]  Peace  on  earth  [Em]  will  come  to  all  [G7]  If  we  just  follow  the  [C]  light  So  [F]  lets  give  thanks  to  the  [C]  lord  above  That  [G7]  Santa  Claus  comes  to[C]night!  

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When Santa got stuck up the chimney  When  [F]  Santa  got  [C7]  stuck  up  the  [F]  chimney,  [Bb]  He  [C7]  began  to  [F]  shout,  You  [Bb]  girls  and  boys,  won't  [F]  get  any  toys,  If  [G7]  you  don't  pull  me  [C7]  out.  My  [F]  beard  is  all  black,  there's  [A7]  soot  on  my  back,  My  [Bb]  nose  is  tickling  [F]  too!  [C7]  When  [F]  Santa  got  [C7]  stuck  up  the  [F]  chimney,  [D7]  [G7]  Achoo,  [C7]  Achoo,  [F]  Achoo.    't  Was  on  the  eve  before  Christmas  Day,  When  Santa  Claus  arrived  on  his  sleigh,  Into  the  chimney  he  climbed  with  his  sack,  But  he  was  so  fat  -­‐‑  he  couldn't  get  back.  Oh,  what  a  terrible  plight,  gangway,  He  stayed  up  there  all  night.  [C7]  When  [F]  Santa  got  [C7]  stuck  up  the  [F]  chimney,  [D7]  [G7]  Achoo,  [C7]  Achoo,  [F]  Achoo.    When  [F]  Santa  got  [C7]  stuck  up  the  [F]  chimney,  [Bb]  He  [C7]  began  to  [F]  yell.  Oh  [Bb]  hurry,  please  it's  [F]  such  a  squeeze,  The  [G7]  reindeer's  stuck  as  [C7]  well!  Oh  [F]  dear  oh  dear  [A7]  its  cold  up  here,  Now  [Bb]  Rudolph's  nose  is  [F]  blue!!  [C7]  When  [F]  Santa  got  [C7]  stuck  up  the  [F]  chimney,  [D7]  [G7]  Achoo,  [C7]  Achoo,  [F]  Achoo.      

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A Spaceman Came Travelling - Chris DeBurgh A [AM] spaceman came [C] travelling on a [G] ship from a[AM]far ‘Twas [C] light years of [G] time since his [F] mission did [AM] start And [C] over a [G]village he [F] halted his [AM] craft And it [C] hung in the [G]sky like a [F] star – just [G]like a [AM] star He [AM] followed the [C] light that came [G]down to a [AM] shed Where a [C] mother and [G] child were lying [F] there on a [AM] bed And a [C] bright light of [G] silver [F] shone ‘round his [AM] head And [C] he had the [G] face of an [F] angel – and [G] they were a[AM]fraid And the [AM] stranger he [C] spoke and [G] said “Do not [AM] fear, I [C] come from a [G] planet a [F] long way from [AM] here And [C] I bring a [G] message for [F] mankind to [AM] hear” And [C] suddenly the [G] sweetest [F] music, it [G] filled the [AM] air And it went [C] la la la [G] la la la [F] la la la [AM] la [C] La la la [G] la la la [F] la la la [AM] la [C] Peace and good[G]will to all [F] men, and [G] love for the [AM] child This lovely [C] music it went [G] through the [AM] ground And [C] people were [G] wakened on [F] hearing that [AM] sound And [C] travellers on the [G] road the [F] village they [AM] found By the [C] light of that [G] ship in the [F] sky – which [G] shone all a [AM] round Then [AM] just before [C] dawn at the [G] paling of the [AM] sky The[C] stranger re[G]turned and said [F] “Now I must [AM] fly When[C] two thousand [G] years of your [F] time have gone [AM] by This [C] song will be [G] heard once [F] again, to a [G] baby’s [AM] cry” And it goes [C] la la la [G] la la la [F] la la la [AM] la [C] La la la [G] la la la [F] la la la [AM] la [C] La la la [G] la la la [F] la la la [AM] la [C] La la la [G] la.. la.. la……… [F] la la la …………..[AM] la      

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Do you want to build a snowman - Disneys Frozen  Capo:  3rd  Fret    Toddler  Anna:  Elsa?  (knocks)  Do  you  want  to  build  a  [C]  snowman?  Come  on  let's  go  and  [G]  play  I  never  see  you  [AM]  anymore  Come  [F]  out  the  door,  It's  like  you've  gone  [G]  away  We  used  to  be  best  [AM]  buddies  And  [C]  now  we're  not  I  [AM]  wish  you  would  [E]  tell  me  [F]  why  Do  you  want  to  build  a  [C]  snowman?  It  doesn't  have  to  be  a  [F]  Snowman  Young  Elsa:  Go  away,  Anna  Toddler  Anna:  Okay,  [C]  bye    Do  you  wanna  build  a  [C]  snowman?  Or  ride  our  bike  around  the  [G]  halls  I  think  some  company  is  [AM]  overdue  I've  started  [F]  talking  to  the  pictures  on  the  [G]  walls  (Hang  in  there,  Joan)  It  gets  a  little  [AM]  lonely  All  these  empty  [C]  rooms  Just  [AM]  watching  the  [E]  hours  tick  [F]  by  (Tic-­‐‑Tock,  Tic-­‐‑Tock)    Please,  I  know  you're  in  [C]  there  People  are  asking  where  you've  [G]  been  They  say  have  courage,  and  I'm  trying  [AM]  to  I'm  right  out  here  for  [F]  you,  just  let  me  [G]  in  We  only  have  [AM]  each  other  It's  just  [C]  you  and  me  [AM]  What  are  we  [E]  gonna  [F]  do?  Do  you  wanna  build  a  [C]  snowman?  

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Let it go - Disneys Frozen  (Capo  1st  fret)    The  [Em]  snow  glows  white  on  the  [C]  mountain  tonight  Not  a  [D]  footprint  to  be  [AM]  seen  A  [Em]  kingdom  of  iso[C]lation,    and  it  [D]  looks  like  I'm  the  [AM]  Queen  [Em]  The  wind  is  [C]  howling  like  this  [D]  swirling  storm  [AM]  inside  [Em]  Couldn't  keep  it  [D]  in;  Heaven  knows  I've  [A]  tried  [D]  Don't  let  them  in,  don't  let  them  [C]  see  Be  the  good  girl  you  always  have  to  [D]  be  Conceal,  don't  feel,  don't  let  them  [C]know  Well  now  they  know      Let  it  [G]  go,  let  it  [D]  go  Can't  [Em]  hold  it  back  any  [C]  more  Let  it  [G]  go,  let  it  [D]  go  Turn  [Em]  away  and  slam  the  [C]  door  [G]  I  don't  [D]  care  What  they're  [Em]  going  to  [C]  say  Let  the  [Bm]  storm  rage  [Bb]  on,  [C]  The  cold  never  bothered  me  anywa[G]y  [D]    [Em]  It's  funny  how  some  dist[C]ance  Makes  [D]  everything  seem  [AM]  small  And  the  [Em]  fears  that  once  con[D]trolled  me  Can't  [A]  get  to  me  at  all  [D]  It's  time  to  see  what  I  can  [C]  do  To  test  the  limits  and  break  thr[D]ough  No  right,  no  wrong,  no  rules  for  [C]me  [C]  I'm  free    Let  it  [G]  go,  let  it  [D]  go  I  am  [Em]  one  with  the  wind  and  [C]  sky  Let  it  [G]  go,  let  it  [D]  go  You'll  [Em]  never  see  me  [C]  cry  [G]  Here  I  [D]  stand  And  [Em]  here  I  [C]  stay  Let  the  [Bm]  storm  rage  [Bb]  on    [C]  My  power  flurries  through  the  [C7]  air  into  the  [C]  ground  [G]  [C]  My  soul  is  spiralling  in  frozen  fractals  [C7]  all  around  [D]  And  one  thought  crystallizes  [D7]  like  an  icy  [D]  blast  [Em]  I'm  never  [C]  going  back,  [D]  The  past  is  in  the  [AM]  past-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐  [C]  Let  it  [G]  go,  let  it  [D]  go  When  I'll  [Em]  rise  like  the  break  of  [C]  dawn  Let  it  [G]  go,  let  it  [D]  go  That  [Em]  perfect  girl  is  [C]  gone    [G]  Here  I  [D]  stand  in  the  [Em]  light  of  da[C]y-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐[Cm]  Let  the  [Bm]  storm  rage  [Bb]  on,  The  [C]  cold  never  bothered  me  anyway  

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Christmas (Baby Please Come Home), Darlene Love INTRO    [C]  [Em]  [F]  [G]  VERSE  1  [C]    (Christmas)  The  snow's  coming  down  [Em]  (Christmas)  I'm  watching  it  fall  [F]    (Christmas)  Lots  of  people  around  [G]  (Christmas)  Baby  please  come  home  [C]  (Christmas)  The  church  bells  in  town  [Em]  (Christmas)  Are  ringing  a  song  [F]    (Christmas)  What  a  happy  sound  [G]  (Christmas)  Baby  please  come  home      BRIDGE  [C]  They're  singing  deck  the  halls,  [Am]  but  it's  not  like  Christmas  at  all  [F]  ‘Cause  I  remember  when  you  were  here,  [G]  and  all  the  fun  we  had  last  year      VERSE  2  [C]  (Christmas)  Pretty  lights  on  the  trees  [Em]  (Christmas)  I'm  watching  them  shine  [F]  (Christmas)  You  should  be  here  with  me  [G]  (Christmas)  Baby  please  come  home      SOLO  [C]  [Em]  [F]  [G]    BRIDGE    VERSE  3  [C]  (Christmas)  If  there  was  a  way  [Em]  (Christmas)  I'd  hold  back  these  tears  [F]    (Christmas)  But  it's  Christmas  day  [G]  (Please)  Please  x6  [C]  Baby  please  come  home      OUTRO  [Am]  Baby  please  come  home  [F]  Baby  come  home  [G]  Baby  come  on  home  [C]  [Am]  [F]  [G]  (Ad  libs)    BIG-­‐‑ASS  FINISH  [F]  [C]  Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh  Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah      

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Cherry Tree Carol When [C] Joseph was an old man, an old man was [G7] he, He [F] married virgin [C] Mary, the Queen of Galil[C]ee He [C+] married virgin [F] Mary, the [C] Queen of [G7] Galilee [C] [C+] [F] [G7] [C] x2 – chorus instrumental (between each verse) [C] Mary and Joseph walked through an orchard gre[G7]en There were [F] berries and [C] cherries as thick as might be [C] seen There were [C+] berries and [F] cherries as [C] thick as [G7] might be [C] seen And [C] Mary said to Joseph so meek and so [G7] mild Joseph [F] gather me some [C] cherries for I am with [C] child Joseph [C+] gather me some [F] cherries for [C] I am [G7] with chi[C]ld And [C] Joseph flew in anger, in anger flew [G7] he Let the [F] father of the [C] baby gather cherries for [C] thee Let the [C+] father of the [F] baby gather [C] cherries [G7] for thee [C] Then [C] up spoke baby Jesus from in Mary's wo[G7]mb Bend [F] down the tallest [C] trees that my mother might have [C] some Bend [C+] down the tallest [F] trees that my [C] mother might [G7] have so[C]me And [C] bent down tallest branch till it touched Mary's [G7] hand Cried [F] she, Oh look thou [C] Joseph, I have cherries by [C] command Cried [C+] she, Oh look thou [F] Joseph, I have [C] cherries [G7] by com[C]mand END WITH SINGLE STRUM

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