(C)Frost y the Snow Man was a (F)jol ly, (F#dim)hap py (C)soul,

with a (F)corn cob (F#dim)pipe and a (C)but ton (A7)nose and two (Dm)eyes made (G7)out of (G7)coal.

(C)Frost y the Snow (C7)Man is a (F)fair y (F#dim)tale, they (C)say.

He was (F)made of (F#dim)snow but the (C)chil dren (A7)know how he (Dm)came to (G7)life one (C)day.

There (F)must have (F#dim)been some (C)mag ic in that (Dm)old silk (G7)hat they (C)found,

for (G)when they placed it on his (G#dim)head he be (Am)gan to (D7)dance a (G7)round.

(G)Oh, (C)Frost y the Snow (C7)Man was a (F)live as (F#dim)he could (C)be,

and the (F)chil dren (F#dim)say he could (C)laugh and (A7)play just the (Dm)same as (G7)you and (C)me.

(C)Frost y the Snow Man knew the (F)sun was (F#dim)hot that (C)day,

so he (F)said, “Let’s (F#dim)run and we’ll (C)have some (A7)fun now be (Dm)fore I (G7)melt a (G7)way.”

(C)Down to the vil (C7)lage with a (F)broom stick (F#dim)in his (C)hand,

run ning (F)here and (F#dim)there all a (C)round the (A7)square, say ing, (Dm)“Catch me (G7)if you (C)can.”

He (F)led them (F#dim)down the (C)streets of town right (Dm)to the (G7)traf fic (C)cop,

and (G)on ly paused a mo ment (G#dim)when he he (Am)heard him (D7)hol ler, (G7)“Stop!” (G)For (C)Frost y the Snow (C7)Man had to (F)hur ry (F#dim)on his (C)way,

but he (F)waved good (F#dim)bye say in’, (C)“Don’t you (A7)cry, I’ll be (Dm)back a (G7)gain some (C)me.

(C)day.”

(C)Thump et y thump thump, thump et y thump thump, look at (Gdim)Frost y (G)go.

(G7)Thump et y thump thump, thump et y thump thump, o ver the hills of (C)snow.