| Back Morrisville |
| 2005 |
| A Christmas night: |
| I remember a Christmas a long time ago |
| when the ground was white with winter snow |
| but it was warm inside our house |
| and I was quiet as a mouse. |
| I sneaked downstairs and went to the tree |
| but there wasn't a present there for me |
| I went back to bed with my head hanging down |
| and still I didn't make a sound. |
| As I crawled into bed I was feeling sad |
| I really hadn't been that bad |
| I was putting the pillow under my head |
| and that's when I heard what my Mother said. |
| "Why, Santa Claus won't you come inside, |
| you'll fit through, our door is wide." |
| and then I heard a "Ho, ho, ho, |
| where do you want these toys to go?" |
| "You can put them under the tree." She said. |
| "Our little boy is still in bed." |
| I slipped back down, I couldn't nap, |
| I found my mother sitting on Santa's lap. |
| I just pretended I didn't see |
| cause my new bike was under the tree |
| but I was still mad and pulled Santa's beard |
| and it wasn't at all what I had feared |
| With the beard in my hand I saw daddy's face |
| I really wanted to get out of that place. |
| but he just laughed and gave me a squeeze |
| and sat me down upon his knees |
| "I'm glad you like your bike." he said |
| "but now you better go back to bed. |
| Cause the real Santa's coming soon |
| he's flying under a silver moon." |
| I went to bed and closed my eyes, |
| I dreamed of reindeer flying thru the skies. |
| but that was long ago, when life was new |
| Right now I'd rather dream of you. |