Music for Bill, Robert and Friends
(C) 1934 SLEIGH BELLS RING, ARE YOU LIST’NING? IN THE LANE, SNOW IS GLIST’NING. A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT, WE’RE HAPPY TONIGHT, WALKIN’ IN A WINTER WONDERLAND. GONE AWAY IS THE BLUEBIRD, HERE TO STAY IS THE NEW BIRD. HE SINGS A LOVE SONG, AS WE GO ALONG, WALKIN’ IN A WINTER … CLICK TO VIEW SONGWinter Wonderland
(Bm) 1865 WHAT CHILD IS THIS WHO, LAID TO REST ON MARY’S LAP, IS SLEEPING? WHOM ANGELS GREET WITH ANTHEMS SWEET; WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCH ARE KEEPING? Continued on next two pages. PAGE 73 OF 80 THIS, THIS IS CHRIST THE KING, WHOM SHEPHERDS GUARD AND ANGELS SING, HASTE, HASTE, TO … CLICK TO VIEW SONGWhat Child is This?
(D) 1857 WE THREE KINGS OF ORIENT ARE; BEARING GIFTS WE TRAVELED AFAR, FIELD AND FOUNTAIN, MOOR AND MOUNTAIN, FOLLOWING YONDER STAR. (CHORUS) OH, STAR OF WONDER, STAR OF NIGHT. STAR WITH ROYAL BEAUTY BRIGHT. WESTWARD LEADING, STILL PROCEEDING, GUIDE US TO THY PERFECT LIGHT. Gift of Melchior BORN A … CLICK TO VIEW SONGWe Three Kings of Orient Are
(c) 1864 [C] Up on the housetop, reindeers pause. [F] Out jumps [C] good ol’ [G7] Santa Claus. [C] Down through the chimney with lots of toys. [F] All for the [C] little ones, [G7] Christmas [C] joys [CHORUS] [C] First comes the stocking of [F] little Nell. [C] Oh, …
On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me a Japanese transistor radio. On the second day of Christmas, my true love gave to me green polka-dot pajamas, (1) . . . and a Japanese transistor radio. (It’s a Nakashuma.) On the third day of Christmas, my …
(D) 1780 ONE – PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE TWO – TURTLE DOVES THREE – FRENCH HENS FOUR – CALLING BIRDS FI V E – G O L D E N R I N G S SIX – GEESE A-LAYING SEVEN – SWANS A-SWIMMING EIGHT – MAIDS A-MILKING NINE – …
C Am Dm7 G C Am Santa baby, just slip a sable under the tree for me Dm7 G C Been an awful good girl Am Dm7 G C Am Dm7 G7 Santa baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight C Am Dm7 G C Am Santa baby, a ’54 … CLICK TO VIEW SONGSanta, Baby
[Verse 1] [C] Rockin’ around the Christmas tree, at the [G7] Christmas party hop. [G] Mistletoe hung where you can see; every couple wants to [C] stop. [C] Rockin’ around the Christmas tree; let the [G7] Christmas spirit ring. [G] Later we’ll have some pumpkin pie, and we’ll do some …
OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOODS OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOOD, TO GRANDMOTHER’S HOUSE WE GO; THE HORSE KNOWS THE WAY TO CARRY THE SLEIGH THROUGH THE WHITE AND DRIFTED SNOW. OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOOD, TO GRANDFATHER’S HOUSE AWAY! WE WOULD NOT STOP FOR …
(D) WORDS – 1865 MUSIC – 1868 OH, LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM HOW STILL WE SEE THEE LIE. ABOVE THY DEEP AND DREAMLESS SLEEP, THE SILENT STARS GO BY. YET IN THY DARK STREETS SHINETH AN EVERLASTING LIGHT. THE HOPES AND FEARS OF ALL THE YEARS ARE MET IN THEE …