The Christmas Bell,
called Ding -A -Ling
Gather round and I will tell
The story of a Christmas bell
Who used to shine and chime and ring
And why they called him Ding -A -Ling
One of the famous jingle bells
Is what he was until he fell
and broke his pretty harmony.
And he began to ring off -key.
Now they call him Ding -a -ling
cause he has a funny ring
and doesn't hit his note too well.
Ding -a -ling the Twistmas bell!
The other bells met secretly,
and he heard one say in a real low key,
He's sure to ruin our Christmas sound.
And we don't want him hangin' brown.
He overheard their secret vote,
and walked away with a lump in his note,
The saddest bell I've ever seen.
The twizzlers bell called ding -a -ling.
They all call him ding -a -ling,
Cause he has a funny ring,
And doesn't hit his note too well.
Ding -a -ling the twizzlers bell.
The snow was falling in the square,
When the children found him there
and placed him on the Christmas tree
For everyone in town to see
Christmas Eve came to the town
the blinding snow is coming down
Ding -a -ling heard someone say
No Santa's sure to lose his way
The thought occurred to Ding -a -ling
To ring as loud as he could ring
And when old Santa heard the sound
It guided him into the town
Now the children shout and sing
And everyone loves Ding -a -ling
So everything has turned out well
For Ding -a -ling the
Christmas Bell!
Christmas Bell, Bell,
for Ding -a -ling
Christmas Bell, for Ding -a -ling
Boy, Conway, I smell cookies baking
And it's making me hungry!
Well, that's cause we're right
here in front of Santa's bakery.
I'm getting hungry,
too. Let's go in and have some.
Okay, Conway!
Mmm!
These cookies are good!
Yeah, they sure are.
And it seems like they're
always better at Christmas.
But everything seems better
at Christmas.
Why's that, Conway?
Well, it's caused Christmas
as a magical time.
And not just for little kids either,
but for kids of all ages.
In fact, at Christmastime, we all turn into kids.