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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse 1]
C G
He was just a little tree, kinda scrawny, kinda thin,
Am Em
and in that great big house, didn’t seem to fit in.
F A7
On Christmas Eve he heard the mistress of that big ole house say,
D7 Am G
“That little tree is ugly. Get a new one right away!”
[Chorus]
C G
Nobody wants me, and tomorrow’s Christmas Day.
Am Em
Nobody needs me for the Christmas holiday.
F A7
Nobody loves me, and I have no place to stay.
D7 Am G C
Nobody wants me. I’m going to run away!
[Verse 2]
C G
The cold wind whistled and it howled as he trudged through the snow
Am Em
with ornaments a-janglin’ and icicles aglow
F A7
Passed factories and houses and the ole saw mill
D7 Am G
when suddenly he saw the little cabin on the hill.
[Chorus]
C G
Nobody wants me, and tomorrow’s Christmas Day.
Am Em
Nobody needs me for the Christmas holiday.
F A7
Nobody loves me, and I have no place to stay.
D7 Am G C
Nobody wants me. I’m going to run away!
[Verse 3]
C G
Through the window he could see little Tommy’s curly head,
Am Em
and he heard little Tommy prayin’ before he climbed in bed,
F A7
“We don’t expect presents, God, but maybe you could see
D7 Am G
some way of getting us just a little Christmas tree.”
[Bridge]
C G
Am Em
F A7
D7 Am G C
[Verse 4]
C G
The little gift-laden tree crept inside late that night,
Am Em
and next morning, he was greeted with squeals of delight.
F A7
“It’s a miracle!” they shouted, and he knew it was true
D7 Am G
for he had found a home and a loving family, too.
[Chorus]
C G
Somebody wants me, and today is Christmas Day.
Am Em
Somebody needs me for a happy holiday.
F A7
Somebody loves me, and I have a place to stay.
D7 Am G C
Somebody loves me and I’ll never run away!
C G
He was just a little tree, kinda scrawny, kinda thin,
Am Em
and in that great big house, didn’t seem to fit in.
F A7
On Christmas Eve he heard the mistress of that big ole house say,
D7 Am G
“That little tree is ugly. Get a new one right away!”
[Chorus]
C G
Nobody wants me, and tomorrow’s Christmas Day.
Am Em
Nobody needs me for the Christmas holiday.
F A7
Nobody loves me, and I have no place to stay.
D7 Am G C
Nobody wants me. I’m going to run away!
[Verse 2]
C G
The cold wind whistled and it howled as he trudged through the snow
Am Em
with ornaments a-janglin’ and icicles aglow
F A7
Passed factories and houses and the ole saw mill
D7 Am G
when suddenly he saw the little cabin on the hill.
[Chorus]
C G
Nobody wants me, and tomorrow’s Christmas Day.
Am Em
Nobody needs me for the Christmas holiday.
F A7
Nobody loves me, and I have no place to stay.
D7 Am G C
Nobody wants me. I’m going to run away!
[Verse 3]
C G
Through the window he could see little Tommy’s curly head,
Am Em
and he heard little Tommy prayin’ before he climbed in bed,
F A7
“We don’t expect presents, God, but maybe you could see
D7 Am G
some way of getting us just a little Christmas tree.”
[Bridge]
C G
Am Em
F A7
D7 Am G C
[Verse 4]
C G
The little gift-laden tree crept inside late that night,
Am Em
and next morning, he was greeted with squeals of delight.
F A7
“It’s a miracle!” they shouted, and he knew it was true
D7 Am G
for he had found a home and a loving family, too.
[Chorus]
C G
Somebody wants me, and today is Christmas Day.
Am Em
Somebody needs me for a happy holiday.
F A7
Somebody loves me, and I have a place to stay.
D7 Am G C
Somebody loves me and I’ll never run away!
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