Night Before Christmas

All through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even the mouse. All the stockins were hung by the chimney with care. In the hope that Saint Nicholas soon would be there. Then what to my wandering eyes should appear?

A miniature sleigh and a tiny reindeer. A little old driver so lively and quick I knew in a moment it must be safe, Nick And more rapid than he goes his reindeer all came As he shouted on basher and each reindeer's name And so up to the house top the reindeer soon flew

With a sleighful of toys and St. Nicholas too Down at chimney he came with a leap and a bound. He was dressed all in fur and his belly was round. He spoke not a word but went straight to his work and filled all the stockins then turned with a jerk.

And lay in his finger aside of his nose, then given a nod of the chimney heroes. But I heard him exclaiming, he drove our sight Merry Christmas to all and to all of good night Merry Christmas to all and to all of the snowflakes fall Look out the window, look out the window

Whitters come to call Children sing and sleigh those ringin' as they glide along Look out the window, look out the window, sing in the winter song. Out there where the snowman stands on the icy lawn.

Children run to shake his hands for when the sunshine's he'll be gone. Hurry, hurry, see the flurry winter won't last long. Look out the window, look out the window, sing in the winter song. Boy, it's a shout.

Oh, goodness, what a lot of it. It's winter, it's winter again. See the snowflakes falling. Winter sports are calling. It's winter, it's winter time again. Look out the window, look out the window. See the snowflakes falling.