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Santa's christmas wish (story) chords by Moonbug story time

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  • C

  • Dm

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Verse 1
(A minor) Santa's
Christmas
Wish
(F major) In a snowy country far away, (A minor)
near a red and sleek and shiny sleigh,
(F major) is a cottage all covered in snow.
(G major) Who lives inside? I think (A minor) you know.
(C major) Ho, ho, ho!
(A minor) Yes, it's where
(G major) Santa lives.
You've seen the (C major) presents that he gives.
(F major) Every year he brings (D minor) kids special (G major) things and
stuffs them in stockings tied with string. (E minor)
(A minor) But one
Christmas did (G major) not go like (C major) that.
(F major) Santa lay in bed, wearing (E minor) his hat.
(D minor) Sniff!
He was (E minor) snuffling and sneezing,
(F major) and outside it was (G major) dark and freezing.
(E minor) Oh, I've (A minor) got the worst cold,
(G major) Santa said.
He put his hand to his sore old head.
I (D minor) simply can't make (A minor) presents this year.
An (D minor) d then (C major) he shed a great big (G major) tear.
(A minor) What (D minor) shall I do?
(C major) He (D minor) said to his elves, (E minor)
who'd been (G major) busy stacking shells.
(E minor) Oh dear, (D minor) said (C major) little elf
Boo
Boo.
(E minor) We just can't (D minor) deliver them
(A minor) without you.
(D minor) They tried to think of another
(G major) way that they could save
Christmas
(D minor) Day.
But (G major) nothing could be done at all.
The elves began to cry and (D minor) bawl.
We'll (G major) have to tell them,
(E minor) Santa said then.
(G major) So he wrote to the children whilst
in (D minor) bed that poor
(G major) Santa had a bad (E minor) shiver an
(A minor) d no presents (D minor) would he deliver (A minor) .
(C major) George lived on (G major) a street far
away and (D minor) read
Santa's letter the next (G major) day.
Next door (F major) so did little
(D minor) Mary too.
(G major) Ray read his then an (C major) d so did
Sue.
George called his friends outside.
Have (E minor) you read this? he (C major) sighed.
(E minor) No presents.
Poor
Santa, (D minor) said
Sue.
He must be feeling really blue.
(E minor) The children all felt a bit (D minor) glum that
(G major) Santa was (D minor) sick and wouldn't (A minor) come.
(G major) Just (E minor) then
George had (G major) a great idea of how
to bring some
Christmas cheer. (C major)
(E minor) I know!
(C major) To cheer him up,
let's send something to
Santa, (G major) our good friend, (D minor) kind
George said to the others.
(F major) Yay, let's (G major) make presents, said
Ray.
(C major) So they all spent the (D minor) rest of the day painting
pictures and (E minor) making things.
They wrapped them up with sparkly strings.
(C major) Mary painted
Santa a snowy (D minor) scene,
Sue wrote a story about a queen,
Ray made (F major) a reindeer
out of a box, and
(D minor) George knitted (G major) a pair of socks.
They gave themselves (C major) a toast and popped the presents in the post,
(D minor) all addressed to
Santa
at the
North
(E minor) Pole.
(F major) Hooray!
They had achieved their goal.
(G major) On
Christmas morning,
Santa (A minor) awoke.
Sniff!
(G major) With a cough and (F major) a croak.
(E minor) But all around him
were
(D minor) Christmas gifts.
(E minor) Straight away,
his (F major) spirits did lift.
(G major) Ho, ho, ho!
I can't believe it!
Old
Santa (C major) said.
He jumped for joy
in (G major) his hat so red.
Bright (F major) (G major) magic lights appeared in the (C major) sky,
and the happy children (C major) knew just why.
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