La-la-la, the bells are ringing loud, La-la-la, lights shine on every crowd, The city wakes up singing now. On Clock Street there’s quite a scene, A baker argues over cream, A pie that smells of dreams so bright, And a mouse conducts the morning light. Scarves are flying through the air, Hats are skating everywhere, Every shop begins to glow, December’s here, let’s put on a show! Cold winds rush down the alleyway, But hearts are warm this holiday, Sing your song and you will say… It’s Christmas, Christmas! Let it ring through the town, With laughter all around. It’s Christmas, Christmas! From the harbor to the square, Spread hope everywhere. An old man grumbles from his porch, “Bah, humbug!” he says with torch, But down below the town will cheer, Their joyful voices loud and clear. The streetlamps clap and shine, The cobblestones start to align, Even the wind begins to sing, It’s impossible not to join in. If you’re alone in winter’s night, Look around, there’s warmth in sight, A single spark can light the way, And melt the coldest day. And even if some won’t obey… It’s Christmas, Christmas! Let goodness fill the air, Like a giant choir. It’s Christmas, Christmas! Even the grumpiest soul Will join the festival choir. La-la-la, the bells are ringing loud, La-la-la, lights shining on the crowd… It’s Christmas!
