(C)Chest nuts (F7)roast ing on an (C)o pen fire,

(C7)Jack Frost nip ping at your (F)nose,

(Am7)Yule tide (Fm6)car ols be ing (Em)sung by a (F#m7)choir,

(B7)and (E)folks dressed (Fm7)up like (Bb7)Es ki (Eb)mos.

(G7)Ev ’ry bod y (C)knows a (F7)tur key and some (C)mis tle toe

(C7)help to make the sea son (F)bright.

(Am7)Ti ny (Fm6)tots with their (Em)eyes all a (F#m7)glow

(B7)will (Em7)find it (Eb7)hard to (Dm7)sleep (G7)to (C)night.

They know that (Bb)San

ta’s on his way;

he’s load ed (Bb)lots of toys and good ies on his (Fmaj7)sleigh.

And ev ’ry (Fm7)moth er’s child

is gon na (Ebmaj7)spy

to see if (Am7)rein deer real ly (Ab7)know how to (G7)fly.

And (C)so, I’m (F7)of fer ing this (C)sim ple phrase

to (C7)kids from one to nine ty (F)two.

(E7)Al (Am)though it’s been (Fm6)said man y (Em)times, man y (F#)ways: “Mer ry (Am7)Christ mas

(G7)to (C)you.”