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I just can’t wait till Christmas I just can’t wait till Christmas With thoughts of ice and snow And Santa in his bright red suit Shouting ho ho ho. Flying with his reindeer With presents on his sleigh Delivering them all by midnight For us on Christmas day. We put lights and bobbles on the tree We do it every year And a sign post in the garden That says Santa please stop here. He comes right down our chimney With presents in his sack And we leave him milk and cookies So he can have a snack. I wonder what I`ll get this year As I know just what I’d like I hope I get a scooter A skateboard or a bike. We`ll dress our dogs like reindeer In little reindeer suits Put little antlers on their heads And four black shiny boots, Listening to our favourite songs Played by a big brass band As we take a trip to Edinburgh Through the winter wonder land. Hats and scarves and gloves on As we wrap up nice and tight With the markets lights and funfair It`s really quite a site. Merry go round and rollercoaster’s And a ride on the Christmas train The big wheel and Santa`s grotto Then we do it all again. Everyone’s on holiday And their faces all aglow Their worries left behind them Like footprints in the snow. Crepe`s and chocolate pancakes And strawberries on a stick Sweets and treats and doughnuts And I get to take my pick. But my favourite is the great big tree That`s too big for my home And it really smells like Christmas As we go inside the dome. With lights and decorations Like you`ve never seen before They`ve travelled the world just for a glimpse And they`re queued right out the door. With winding vines of holly Around the pillars it does grow And no matter what the weather They always have some snow. Then Christmas day is best of all With presents under the tree There is some for mum and some for dad But most of them for me. Unwrapping all my presents And nothing has been missed I got everything I wanted On my Christmas list. Everyone comes for dinner And dad fills up his belly Then snores for an hour on the couch As were watching Christmas telly. Now I just can’t wait for Christmas As I count the days and pray But mum just shakes her head And says its only boxing day.
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