My heart is singing, Christmas bells are ringing Soon it will be Christmas day
Clippity clop, clop, clippity clop, clop
Reindeers on the rooftop Squeeze, please Down the chimney Santa Claus lands with a flop Clippity clop, clop, clippity clop, clop
Snowflakes and mistletoe A kiss follows a hello Glueing you both to the spot Clippity clop, clop, clippity clop clop Soon it will be Christmas Day
children sleep, without a peep
Dreams of delightful screams
Adult lie in bed and sigh
Once on the roof they hear
Clipitty clop, clop, clipitty clop, clop
Soon it will be Christmas Day
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Antoinette L Brey
I am an elder in a time of freedom. I am now retired. All i want to do is have fun. Without a daily routine, my imagination is one of my only salvations. I am not planning on writing a book, it is just for my own pleasure
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