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Santa Came To Our House

by james-greenfield

Santa came to our house, down the chim-a-ney, Leaving presents all around, he didn't forget me. I am just a poor boy, other children laugh at me, Saying Santa won't go to your house, Because you haven't a Christmas Tree. Mom and Dad say that's not true, wait and you will see, No matter if your rich or poor, Santa he can see. Children from the mountains and children by the sea, At Christmas time there all the same, just like you and me. Santa came to our house, down the chim-a-ney, Leaving presents all around he didn't forget me. I may be a poor boy, but I'm as rich as I can be, Because Santa came to our house, he didn't forget me.
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