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Cold Snowy Christmas Eve!

* soft spoken intro * *The tree, With its lights, Balls and tinsel, Garland, excitement, Of these nights, The mistletoe and a star… Ornaments, See the candy canes, Icicles, And a door wreath, On a cold, Snowy Christmas Eve!   Toys of Elvin-creation gleam, faces of the children they smile and beam, pitter-patter sounds of feet stomp -ing; it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! A night of magic you won’t believe; it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! Santa Claus and Christmas-time, sing a-long with our cheery rhyme, nothing ever feels so fine; it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! A night of magic you won’t believe; it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! Spicy scent of pumpkin pies, hear the reindeer when his sleigh arrives, toting presents that jolly guy; it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! A night of magic you won’t believe; it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! Santa, St. Nick, Sinterklaas, around the whole world in one night -no pause, and a childhood feeling that’ll never be lost; it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! A night of magic you won’t believe; it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! Tally-Ho! Jolly-fun! The night ain’t over till Santa’s done; a night of magic you won’t believe, it’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! It’s a cold snowy Christmas Eve! A cold snowy Christmas Eve!
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david-john-mowers
43 / M
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david-john-mowers
43 / M
Published
Jun 14, 2016
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#lyrics#song#christmas#santa#lyricalpoetry#coldsnowychristmaseve
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