Frosty the Snowman, made of winter’s cheer, With a button nose and eyes like coal, he comes alive each year. Built by tiny hands, with a scarf of red and gold, But when they placed the magic hat, the world was pure and bold. He waved hello with a jolly grin, The wind began to sing, And every step he took that day, Felt like the start of spring. Frosty the Snowman, dancing through the snow, Laughing with the children as the cold winds blow. With a heart so warm, though he’s made of ice, Every smile he shares is a gift so nice. Frosty led the parade, through the frosty town, With every hop and skip he took, the snowflakes tumbled down. The kids all cheered and clapped along, their mittens in the air, For Frosty twirled and spun around like he hadn’t a care. But as the sun began to shine, He knew his time would fade, Yet with a wink and joyful spin, He promised, “I’ll be back someday.” Frosty the Snowman, dancing through the snow, Laughing with the children as the cold winds blow. With a heart so warm, though he’s made of ice, Every smile he shares is a gift so nice. Though he’ll melt when the sun is high, He’s never really gone, For every winter’s first snowflake, Brings Frosty back along. Frosty the Snowman, we’ll see you again, When the snowflakes fall and the magic begins. With a heart so warm, though he’s made of ice, Every winter with Frosty feels so nice. So wave goodbye, but don’t you cry, He’ll be back one frosty day. Frosty the Snowman, in our hearts, you’ll stay!


