Buzzy Bear's First Christmas

In said, oh, oh, Christmas, what's that? That's because bears just never can stay awake long enough to have any fun at Christmas. Why, by Halloween, every bear is sound asleep dreaming of April and honey, and perhaps a fish or two.

Oh, it's a little sad, don't you think? No Santa Claus, no Christmas tree, no presents, Then all because a bear is too sleepy to enjoy them. Now take Buzzy Bear for instance. Oh, who, who, me?

That's right, you. Come on, wake up a minute, Buzzy, and listen. Huh, huh, huh. There now. Buzzy Bear has a wonderful time six months out of every year, don't you, Buzzy? Oh, oh, yeah, I wake up in April and In May I lick the sweet sap from the trees And then June I gather honey

There's a bee Right on the end of my nose and in July I go fishing And in August I dig up juicy roots and chew them. And in September, September I gather nuts and grow very fat.

But by October, oh, I get very sleepy. Well, there goes Buzzy. October, and before the first snow falls he's curled up somewhere, snoring. And look at all buzzy bear misses. Thanksgiving turkey and plum pudding and Christmas shopping and toys and everything.

You know, it's a shame, really. Bears just never enjoy Christmas. At Christmas time, when snow is deep, all buzzy bear is sound asleep. Nobody fills this Christmas sock Cause buzzy sleep and like a rock Oh buzzy, there is never there When Santa comes to call You'll never be on account of he Gets drowsy in the fall

Now when I told Buzzy Bear about Christmas And how very nice it was He became very sad Oh, it must be wonderful." While he thought about Christmas all summer long, while he looked for honey and while he fished and gathered nuts, and in October he did his very best to stay awake.