LITTLE DRUMMER BOY WHAT CHILD IS THIS Come, they told me Pa-rum pum pum pum Our newborn

King to see Pa-rum pum pum pum Our finest gifts we bring Pa-rum pum pum pum To lay before the King Pa-rum pum pum pum Rum pum pum pum. rum pum pum pum So to honor Him pa-rum pum pum pum hen we !ome "ittle baby Pa-rum pum pum pum # am a poor boy, too Pa-rum pum pum pum # ha$e no gift to bring Pa-rum pum pum pum That%s fit to gi$e our King Pa-rum pum pum pum Rum pum pum pum, rum pum pum pum Shall # play for you& Pa-rum pum pum pum 'ary nodded Pa-rum pum pum pum The o( and lamb )ept time Pa-rum pum pum pum # played my drum for Him Pa-rum pum pum pum # played my best for Him Pa-rum pum pum pum Rum pum pum pum, rum pum pum pum Then He smiled at me Pa-rum pum pum pum 'e and my drum Come, they told me Pa-rum pum pum pum Our newborn King to see Pa-rum pum pum pum Here # !ome, here # !ome 'e and my drum, me and my drum Pa-rum pum pum pum JOY TO THE WORLD *oy to the orld, the "ord is !ome+ "et earth re!ei$e her King, "et e$ery heart prepare Him room, -nd Hea$en and nature sing, -nd Hea$en and nature sing, -nd Hea$en, and Hea$en, and nature sing. *oy to the orld, the Sa$ior reigns+ "et men their songs employ, hile fields and floods, ro!)s, hills and plains Repeat the sounding .oy, Repeat the sounding .oy, Repeat, repeat, the sounding .oy. hat Child is this who, laid to rest On 'ary%s lap is sleeping& hom -ngels greet with anthems sweet, hile shepherds wat!h are )eeping& /CHOR0S1 This, this is Christ the King, hom shepherds guard and -ngels sing, Haste, haste, to bring Him laud, the 2abe, the Son of 'ary. hy lies He in su!h mean estate, here o( and ass are feeding& 3ood Christians, fear, for sinners here The silent ord is pleading. /CHOR0S1 4ails, spear shall pier!e Him through, the !ross be borne for me, for you. Hail, hail the ord made flesh, the 2abe, the Son of 'ary. /CHOR0S1 So bring Him in!ense, gold and myrrh, Come peasant, )ing to own Him, The King of )ings sal$ation brings, "et lo$ing hearts enthrone Him. /CHOR0S1 Raise, raise a song on high, The $irgin sings her lullaby. *oy, .oy for Christ is born, The 2abe, the Son of 'ary.
GROWN-UP CHRISTMAS LIST 5o you remember me& # sat upon your )nee # wrote to you with !hildhood fantasies ell, #%m all grown-up now Can you still help somehow& #%m not a !hild, but my heart still !an dream So here%s my lifelong wish 'y grown-up Christmas list 4ot for myself, but for a world in need 4o more li$es torn apart That wars would ne$er start -nd time would heal all hearts 6$ery man would ha$e a friend That right would always win -nd lo$e would ne$er end This is my grown-up Christmas list hat is this illusion !alled the inno!en!e of youth& 'aybe only in that blind belief !an we e$er find the truth 4o more li$es torn apart That wars would ne$er start -nd time would heal our hearts 6$ery man would ha$e a friend

That right would always win -nd lo$e would ne$er end This is my grown-up Christmas list This is my only lifelong wish This is my grown-up Christmas list

RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER 7ou )now 5asher, and 5an!er, and Pran!er, and 8i(en, Comet, and Cupid, and 5onder and 2lit9en 2ut do you re!all The most famous reindeer of all Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer had a $ery shiny nose and if you e$er saw it you would e$en say it glows. -ll of the other reindeer used to laugh and !all him names They ne$er let poor Rudolph play in any reindeer games. Then one foggy Christmas e$e Santa !ame to say: ;Rudolph with your nose so bright, won%t you guide my sleigh tonight&; Then all the reindeer lo$ed him as they shouted out with glee, Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, you%ll go down in history+ IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS #t%s beginning to loo) a lot li)e Christmas 6$%rywhere you go, Ta)e a loo) in the fi$e and ten glistening on!e again ith !andy !anes and sil$er lanes aglow. #t%s beginning to loo) a lot li)e Christmas Toys in e$%ry store 2ut the prettiest sight to see is the holly that will be On your own front door. - pair of hopalong boots and a pistol that shoots #s the wish of 2arney and 2en, 5olls that will tal) and will go for a wal) #s the hope of *ani!e and *en, -nd 'om and 5ad !an hardly wait for s!hool to start again. #t%s beginning to loo) a lot li)e Christmas 6$%rywhere you go, There%s a tree in the 3rand Hotel, one in the par) as well, The sturdy )ind that doesn%t mind the snow. #t%s beginning to loo) a lot li)e Christmas,

Soon the bells will start, -nd the thing that will ma)e them ring is the !arol that you sing Right within your heart.