Greet ing cards have (Em7)all been (Am)sent,
the Christ mas (G7)rush is (C)through,
but I still (G#)have one (C)wish to make,
a spe cial one for (G)you.
Mer ry Christ mas, (Dm)dar ling.
We’re a part, that’s (Bb)true;
but (F)I can (G)dream and (Em7)in my (Am)dreams, I’m (Dm7)Christ mas (Em7)ing with (F6)you.
Hol i days are (Dm)joy ful,
there’s al ways some thing (Bb)new.
But (F)ev ’ry (G)day’s a (Em7)hol i (Am7)day
when I’m near to (Bb7)you.
The (Eb)lights on my (F)tree I (Dm7)wish you could (Gm)see,
I wish it (F7)ev ’ry (Bb)day.
The (Gm)logs on the (Gm(maj7))fire
(Gm7)fill me with de (Dm7)sire
to see you (Dm7)and to (Em7)say
(Dm7)that I (C)wish you mer ry (Dm)Christ mas,
hap py New Year (Gm7)too.
I’ve (F)just one (G)wish on this (Em7)Christ mas Eve;
I wish I (G7)were with (A7)you.
I wish I (G7)were with (C)you.
This page shows “Merry Christmas, Darling” by Carpenters 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 C at 90 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.