(G)Dash ing through the snow in a one horse o pen (C)sleigh, and (Am)o’er the fields we (D7)go was (D7)laugh ing all the (G)way.
The Bells on bob tail ring, mis mak ing spir its (C)bright; what (C)fun it is to (G)ride and sing a (D7)sleigh ing song to (G)night!
(D7)Oh!
(G)Jin gle (G)bells, (G6)jin gle (G)bells, jin gle all the way.
(C)Oh, what (Cm)fun it (G)is to ride in a (A7)one horse o pen (D7)sleigh!
(G)Jin gle (G)bells, (G6)jin gle (G)bells, jin gle all the way.
(C)Oh, what (Cm)fun it (G)is to ride in a (D7)one horse o pen (G)sleigh!
A (G)day or two a go I a thought I’d take a (C)ride, and (Am)soon Miss Fan nie (D7)Bright was (D7)seat ed by my (G)side.
The horse was lean and lank, mis for tune seemed his (C)lot, he (C)got in to a (G)drift ed bank and (D7)we, we got up (G)sot!
(D7)Oh!
(G)Jin gle (G)bells, (G6)jin gle (G)bells, jin gle all the way.
(C)Oh, what (Cm)fun it (G)is to ride in a (A7)one horse o pen (D7)sleigh!
(G)Jin gle (G)bells, (G6)jin gle (G)bells, jin gle all the way.
(C)Oh, what (Cm)fun it (G)is to ride in a (D7)one horse o pen (G)sleigh!
A (D7)one horse o pen (G)sleigh!
This page shows “Jingle Bells” by J. Pierpont in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of G at 200 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.