It’s snowing in the country,
Coming down in white flakes.
Piling up by the kitchen door,
While Christmas cookies bake.
We don’t care if
The drifts get real deep.
Christmas is coming next week.
It’s fine for sledding
And throwing snowballs.
The kids are having fun
Just watching the snow fall.
White snowmen with silk hats
Upon their head.
With songs of Santa
And his suit of bright red.
Toys are thought of.
Lists are being made.
Children are extra good,
Much more behaved.
Manners better
And spirit hard to beat,
For they know
It’s Christmas only next week.
It’s snowing in the country,
Coming down in white flakes,
Piling on the highway
And there’s ice upon the lakes,
We don’t know when
It’ll end. Gee, it’s deep.
Christmas is coming next week.
The adults are shopping.
Worries are leaving.
The rich are giving.
The poor are receiving.
While carolers are singing
Songs of our Savior
Or peace on earth
And love of neighbor.
The mothers are baking.
The fathers are joking.
The children are playing.
The chimney is smoking.
Trains are set up.
Trees are trimmed bright
And towns are lit up
With rows of Christmas light.
Walks are shoveled
And cards are sent out.
Children telling Santa
What they want while on his lap.
The children are restless,
At night they can’t sleep
For they know
It’s Christmas only next week.
It’s snowing in the country,
Coming down in white flakes.
We will get out our sleds
And put on our old ice skates,
Then we will slide
And ride home to sleep
And Christmas is coming next week.
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