Snowmen really like cake
Which isn’t
surprising
They don’t have a
favourite
But they like
thick icing
Snowmen really like cake
Which isn’t
surprising
They don’t have a
favourite
But they like
thick icing
Snowmen eat breakfast
Let’s make no
mistakes
And their
favourite dish
Is a bowl of
snowflakes
Snowmen eat breakfast
But never Potato Rösti’s
Their dish of choice
Is just a bowl of Frosties
Watch out in Transylvania
Because the
snowmen
Will, given the
chance,
Give you a nasty
frostbite
Two snowmen were stood in a field
In one of those cold exposed spots
When one turned to the other and said,
Am I the only one who can smell Carrots?
Cheeks wear a rosy glow
As they play out in
the snow
Making the snowman
grow
Until the wind begins
to blow
And they look at me and
know
It’s time for a mug of
cocoa
When I was very little
My dad and his brother
Built a huge snowman
Bigger than any other
He was as tall as Dad
And was round and fat
It had coal for eyes
And a big black hat
A scarf about its neck
For sartorial style
A large carrot nose
And a twig for a smile
Knobbly stick arms
With gloves at the end
A belt around its
girth
Like a cummerbund
I loved that snowman
Standing so very tall
Until the eventual
thaw
And I watched him
fall
I built the perfect snowman
Well, a snow-woman
actually
She was a little
disproportionate
But she was perfect to
me
She was a little cold
But we could’ve been
happy
I wrapped her in a
blanked
And took her to my bed
In the morning I was
hoping,
Though nothing was
said
That we would make
love
But I woke alone
instead
And to make matters
worst
One of us had wet the
bed
What a lovely snowman
Big and round and tall
There isn’t anything I
like better
Really nothing at all
It’s the first thing I
look for
As soon as the snow
falls
It’s definitely a
snowman
See it has “Snowballs”
A carefully crafted snowman
Round and fat
Sits on the front lawn
Wearing Daddies hat