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When I'm feeling blue and when I'm feeling low |
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Then I start to think about the happiest man I know |
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He doesn't mind the snow, he doesn't mind the rain |
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But all December you will hear him at your window pane |
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Singing again and again and again and again and again |
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Christmas is a coming and the bells begin to ring |
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The holly's in the window and the birds begin to sing |
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Now I don't take time to worry and don't take time to fret |
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And the more you give at Christmastime the more you get |
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God bless you, gentlemen, God bless you |
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The more you give at Christmastime the more you get |
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Christmas is a coming, the egg is in the nog |
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Please give a friendly man a friendly little dog |
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If you haven't got a friendly dog, a friendly cat'll do |
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If you haven't got a friendly cat, may God bless you |
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God bless you, gentlemen, God bless you |
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If you haven't got a friendly cat may God bless you |
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Christmas is a coming, the lights are on the tree |
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How about a turkey leg for poor old me |
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If you haven't got a turkey leg, a turkey wing will do |
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If you haven't got a turkey wing, may God bless you |
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God bless you, gentlemen, God bless you |
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If you haven't got a turkey wing, may God bless you |
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Christmas is a coming and the cider's in the keg |
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If I had a mug of cider I wouldn't have to beg |
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If you haven't got a mug of cider, half a mug will do |
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If you haven't got half a mug, may God bless you |
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God bless you, gentlemen, God bless you |
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If you haven't got half a mug, may God bless you |
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If you haven't got a thing for me, may God bless you |
