You have to wait in line
To see
Santa, but that’s fine
It’s worth
every minute of queuing
And the
anticipation of viewing
Santa Claus
with his big belly
Wobbling
like a bowl full of jelly
And his
fruity chuckle you hear
In the
Christmas grotto each year
Then you
get to climb onto his lap
And have
your special Christmas chat
Then all
too soon it’s time to go
And Santa
gives you a HO HO HO
The pudding is in the basin
The cloth
is tied in a knot
We put it
in the boiling water
And hear it
hissing in the pot
It’s Christmas by golly
Let’s hang
up the holly
It’s Christmas
by golly
Let’s spend
all our lolly
It’s
Christmas by golly
It’s the
time to be jolly
All year long I fancied Lucy
But she
turned out to be fickle
So, I
thought I’d drown my sorrows
And have a
few festive tipples
But I ended
up in a cupboard
With a girl
with hairy nipples
The windowsill is piled with snow
The ingle
nook is all aglow
We’ve cleaned
and swept the floor
The wreath
is hanging on the door
The lights
are lit, the halls are decked
The list of
tasks has all been checked
Now we’re
filled with Christmas cheer
Let’s have
a drink of Christmas beer
Then ring
the bell and bang the drum
Rejoice, rejoice
Christmas has come
The good husband and his wife
Are happy partners
in their life
Content in each
other’s company
They live
their life quite humbly
Yet come
the time of advent
All time
and effort is then spent
In the seasonal
preparations
Of the
coming celebrations
Where the
good couple dwelt
Festive
odours could be smelt
As special
victuals quietly matured
As they
cooked and baked and cured
This went
on till advent passed
And they
had cooked their last
Then the boxes
were well packed
To ensure
that no one lacked
The boxes
were then sent on their way
To be delivered
for Christmas day
To the poor
and needy of the town
To those
that society had let down
But not all
was sent on its way
There was
plenty kept for Christmas day
When
friends and neighbours all
Were
invited to the little church hall
Where on
that Christmas day
Their
bounty was on display
Biscuits,
bread and well filled pies
Cakes and
sweets of varying size
Roasted
meats, fowl and game
Fruits and
nuts of every name
And a good
time was had by all
At the
happy feast at the church hall
The good
husband and his wife
The happy
partners in each other’s life
Content in each
other’s company
Sat in the
corner quite humbly
Spectators
at the feast of their making
Quietly
satisfied with their undertaking
Content
with their preparations
And happy with
the Christmas celebrations
Holly Crosby (Candace Cameron Bure) grew up in her father’s
old-fashioned all-year Christmas village Santaville, and working as a mere elf
on Christmas preparations all year round killed Holly's seasonal spirit so she
moved out after feeling neglected following her mother’s death, to become a
Boston toy firm's hardest-working sales executive.
But when Nick (Tom Arnold) has a bad fall, Holly returns to help out and
finds Santaville outdated and near bankruptcy despite a lot of generous help,
especially from shy Peter (Christopher Wiehl).
Holly tries everything to save it, but the solution appears like manna
from heaven when a plan proposed by charming financial advisor Ben Richards (Matt
Walton) but is it too good to be true.
