You know (F)Dash er and (Em)Danc er and (Dm)Pranc er and (C)Vix en, (F)Com et and (Em)Cu pid and (Dm)Don ner and (C)Blit zen.
(E7)But do you re (Am)call
the most (D7)fa mous rein deer of (G7)all?
(C)Ru dolph the Red Nosed Rein deer had a ver y (Am)shin y (G7)nose,
(G)and if you ev er (G)saw it, (G)you would e ven say it (C)glows.
All of the oth er rein deer used to laugh and (Am)call him (G7)names.
(G)They nev er let poor (G7)Ru dolph (G7)join in an y rein deer (C)games.
(F)Then one fog gy (Em7)Christ mas (A7)Eve, (Dm7)San ta (G7)came to (C)say,
(D7)“Ru dolph with your (G#dim)nose so bright, (D7)won’t you guide my (G)sleigh to night?” (C)Then how the rein deer loved him, as they shout ed (Am)out with (G7)glee,
(G)“Ru dolph the Red Nosed (G7)Rein deer, (G7)you’ll go down in his to (C)ry.”
Oh, how the rein deer loved him, as they shout ed out with (A7)glee,
“Ru dolph the Red Nosed Rein deer, you’ll go down in his to (D)ry!”
This page shows “Rudolph The Red-nosed Reindeer” by Johnny Marks 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 135 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.