(C)I’m
dream ing (B)of (C)a (Dm)white
(F#7)Christ (G7)mas,
(F)just
like the ones I used to (C)know;
where the tree
tops
(C7)glis ten,
and (F)child
ren
(Fm)lis ten
to (C)hear
(F)sleigh bells in the (Dm)snow.
(C)I’m
dream ing (B)of (C)a (Dm)white
(F#7)Christ (G7)mas
(F)with
ev ’ry Christ mas card I (C)write.
“May your days
be
(C7)mer ry
and (F)bright,
and may (C)all
your
(Dm)Christ mas (G7)es be (C)white.”
(C)I’m
dream ing (B)of (C)a (Dm)white
(F#7)Christ (G7)mas,
(F)just
like the ones I used to (C)know;
where the tree
tops
(C7)glis ten,
and (F)child
ren
(Fm)lis ten
to (C)hear
(F)sleigh bells in the (Dm)snow.
(C)I’m
dream ing (B)of (C)a (Dm)white
(F#7)Christ (G7)mas
(F)with
ev ’ry Christ mas card I (C)write.
“May your days
be
(C7)mer ry
and (F)bright,
and may (C)all
your
(Dm)Christ mas (G7)es be (C)white.”
(C)white.”
This page shows “White Christmas” by Irving Berlin 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.