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7 Christmas Rhymes

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7 Christmas Rhymes

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  1. 7 Christmas Rhymes

  2. 1. The most joyous ChristmasIf luck could be with us By Kenny Rogers 2. And they gave me a harp last ChristmasAnd all the nurses took a danceBut lately I’ve been growing listlessI’ve been dreaming again of the past By Mary Chapin Carpenter

  3. What’s the biggest gift at Christmas?Oh that’s so easy for me.As it doesn’t come wrapped in paperplaced under the Christmas Tree.For me the best gift at Christmas,is one that lasts all year through.and that would be having a Wife/HusbandAs wonderful/loving/beautiful/handsome as you! By Unknown Author

  4. If I could put you under our Christmas TreeSomewhere neatly on the floorGift wrapped especially just for meI couldn’t love you more.Whilst that seems a bit ridiculousI’d have the gift I’d most adoreFar better than the most expensive thingbought in any designer store. By Unknown Author

  5. “Mary Had a Little Lamb” Guess whose beard is long and white?Long and white? Long and white?Guess whose beard is long and white?It’s Dear old Santa.Guess whose suit is red and white?Red and white? Red and white?Guess whose Suit is red and white?it’s Dear old San-ta!Guess who comes on Christmas Eve?Christmas Eve? Christmas Eve?Guess who comes on Christmas Eve?It’s Dear old San-ta! By Unknown Author

  6. Candy Cane Poem Look at a CANDY CANE, what do you see?Stripes that are RED like the BLOOD shed for me!WHITE for my Savior, Who’s sinless and pure!“J” is for JESUS, My Lord that’s for sure!Turn it around And a staff you will see —Jesus, my SHEPHERD, Is coming for me! Source Page- http://www.99merrychristmas.com/christmas-rhymes/

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