(Verse 1) In London's frost, there dwelled a man, Ebenezer Scrooge, with heart ice-bound. But spirits three, their visits planned, To thaw his soul on Christmas ground. (Chorus) Scrooge, once cold, now warms the night, His heart alight with Christmas light. From miser's grip, he's now set free, To share the joy for all to see. (Verse 2) Past's memories, Present's cheer, Future's warnings, all made clear. Through each visit, he learns to see, The true meaning of Yuletide glee. (Chorus) Scrooge, once cold, now warms the night, His heart alight with Christmas light. From miser's grip, he's now set free, To share the joy for all to see. (Bridge) Now with cheer, he fills the air, With gifts and love, beyond compare. No longer bound by greed's cruel snare, Ebenezer Scrooge now spreads the prayer. (Chorus) Scrooge, once cold, now warms the night, His heart alight with Christmas light. From miser's grip, he's now set free, To share the joy for all to see. (Outro) So let's rejoice in Scrooge's tale, How Christmas broke his icy veil. For even the hardest heart can mend, When touched by love that never ends. (Verse 1) In London's frost, there dwelled a man, Ebenezer Scrooge, with heart ice-bound. But spirits three, their visits planned, To thaw his soul on Christmas ground. (Chorus) Scrooge, once cold, now warms the night, His heart alight with Christmas light. From miser's grip, he's now set free, To share the joy for all to see. (Verse 2) Past's memories, Present's cheer, Future's warnings, all made clear. Through each visit, he learns to see, The true meaning of Yuletide glee. (Chorus) Scrooge, once cold, now warms the night, His heart alight with Christmas light. From miser's grip, he's now set free, To share the joy for all to see. (Bridge) Now with cheer, he fills the air, With gifts and love, beyond compare. No longer bound by greed's cruel snare, Ebenezer Scrooge now spreads the prayer. (Chorus) Scrooge, once cold, now warms the night, His heart alight with Christmas light. From miser's grip, he's now set free, To share the joy for all to see. (Outro) So let's rejoice in Scrooge's tale, How Christmas broke his icy veil. For even the hardest heart can mend, When touched by love that never ends.